Effectiveness of a Guided Inductive Versus a Deductive Approach on the Learning of Grammar in the Intermediate-Level College French Classroom.

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Title: Effectiveness of a Guided Inductive Versus a Deductive Approach on the Learning of Grammar in the Intermediate-Level College French Classroom.
Authors: Vogel, Séverine1, Herron, Carol1, Cole, Steven P.2, York, Holly1
Source: Foreign Language Annals. Jun2011, Vol. 44 Issue 2, p353-380. 28p. 8 Charts.
Subject Terms: *Inductive teaching, *Deductive teaching, *College students, Grammar, Questionnaires
Geographic Terms: France
Abstract: This study investigated how to present grammatical structures to intermediate-level French college students. It compared the effects of a guided inductive and a deductive approach on short- and long-term learning of 10 structures. A mixed-methods design was adopted to assess learning of the structures and to investigate preference of approach. Performances in both conditions were measured through a within-subjects design featuring a pretest/posttest and immediate posttreatment tests. A questionnaire assessed students' preferences and relationships between preferences and performance were examined. Findings indicated a significantly greater effect of the guided inductive approach on short-term learning. The long-term findings and the relationship between preferences and performances were not significant. Analyses indicated that students who preferred explanations of the rules performed better with a guided inductive approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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