Chapter 3 presents a variety of feedback methods that practitioners and researchers alike use to support learners’ linguistic development. Building on the belief that errors are a normal and even beneficial part of language learning, this chapter shares how and why feedback is a critical component of language teaching. Examples of oral corrective feedback are provided, along with a description of when teachers may choose to use what type of feedback over another.
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