Audio lessons training vocabulary from L1 to L2 yield better L1-to-L2 translation than traditional L2-to-L1 training¶
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q2 i? Post-hoc analysis of the Translating from Ukrainian to English sub-section showed a significant positive effect for the LWPA group (Q = 5.41, p = .000), supporting the hypothesis that L1-to-L2 training aids accurate translation. → Tetiana Zubenko 2019
Evidence¶
Tetiana Zubenko 2019¶
Tetiana Zubenko, Allan Shwedel. (2019). Integrating mobile listening and physical activity to facilitate intentional and incidental vocabulary acquisition. Advanced Education, Special Issue 11. https://doi.org/10.20535/2410-8286.165717
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Post-hoc Tukey/Kramer analysis of the Translate from Ukrainian exam sub-section (Table 2: LWPA 90.0% vs Comparison 64.6%, Q = 5.41, p = .000). The authors interpret this as support for training vocabulary "through L1" in the L1-to-L2 direction.
"Post-hoc analyses of the Translating from Ukrainian to English subsection indicated that there was a significant positive effect for the LWPA group. This significant effect supports H3"
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Related Claims¶
- Treatment effect interacts with exam sub-section, with oral comprehension showing the largest LWPA advantage — related
- Listening to vocabulary lessons while physically active improves End-of-Unit exam performance over traditional intentional learning alone — related
- ESL students using a spaced L2 vocabulary acquisition strategy with monthly incidental listening outperformed comparison students on the End-of-Experiment test — related
- The LWPA advantage on the End-of-Unit exam persists after removing oral comprehension scores — related
- The SVAS group outperformed the comparison group across oral comprehension and vocabulary rubrics, with the largest gaps in answering questions and translating from Ukrainian — a broader claim this one bears on
- Amount of listening time while active was not significantly related to End-of-Unit exam performance — related
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Audio lessons training vocabulary from L1 to L2 yield better L1-to-L2 translation than traditional L2-to-L1 training |
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Audio lessons training vocabulary from L1 to L2 yield better L1-to-L2 translation than traditional L2-to-L1 training |
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