The Effectiveness of Translation, Image-based and Video-based Methodologies for Receptive and Productive Vocabulary Acquisition

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  • Mª Camino Bueno Alastuey Instituto de Investigación Social Avanzada
  • David Navarro García Universidad Pública de Navarra

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Aprendizaje de vocabulario, vo-cabulario receptivo y productivo, aprendizaje de vocabulario con imágenes, aprendizaje de vocabulario por video

Resumen

Este estudio analiza y compara tres metodologías de aprendizaje de vocabulario (tra-ducción en la L1, imágenes y videos) teniendo en cuenta los dos tipos de conocimiento de vo-cabulario: receptivo/pasivo y productivo/activo. Los participantes fueron 52 alumnos de escuela secundaria con edades de 12 a 15 años y ex-puestos a las tres metodologías. Los instru-mentos que se utilizaron fueron un pre-test para analizar conocimiento de vocabulario previo; tres post-tests, uno para cada metodología, y admi-nistrados inmediatamente después de cada tra-tamiento y una semana más tarde; y un cuestio-nario. Los resultados indican que la metodología basada en imágenes parece ser la más efectiva tanto inmediatamente después del tratamiento como una semana después, y que las tres meto-dologías son igualmente efectivas para el apren-dizaje de vocabulario pasivo, pero la traducción y la metodología basada en video son ligeramente mejores para el vocabulario productivo. También se observa que los alumnos prefieren la metodo-logía basada en la imagen

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2020-11-18

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Bueno Alastuey, M. C., & Navarro García, D. (2020). The Effectiveness of Translation, Image-based and Video-based Methodologies for Receptive and Productive Vocabulary Acquisition. Huarte De San Juan. Filología Y Didáctica De La Lengua, (19), 6–31. Recuperado a partir de http://revista-hsj-filologia.unavarra.es/article/view/2663

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