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Lautes Denken als Forschungsinstrument für grammatikdidaktische Fragestellungen? – Diskussion zweier Studien

  • Caroline Schuttkowski EMAIL logo , Björn Rothstein , Anke Schmitz und Cornelia Gräsel
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 2. September 2015
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Abstract

Our subject in previous and present studies is the use of thinking-aloud-strategies in terms of language awareness. A central concern of studies regarding thinking-aloud-protocols is to demonstrate ways of approaching the complex thinking processes that underlie cognitively demanding tasks such as reading comprehension. In the context of our experiments several subjects have been asked to verbalize their thoughts when solving a problem or responding to a question. The results of our first experimental study show, that thinking-aloud-protocols cannot be used for research on language awareness when based on the specific knowledge of grammatical terms. Therefore in our present study the task construction has been revised so that the type of perception while thinking aloud is oriented on the text surface without using linguistic and grammatical terms. The results contribute to new concepts for the successful performance of thinking-aloud-strategies in grammar lessons.

Published Online: 2015-09-02
Published in Print: 2015-09-01

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