Backchannelling in the Language Classroom: Improving Student Attention and Retention with Feedback Technologies

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Abstract

Backchanneling is a technique for monitoring student engagement and performance in the language classroom. In this article I give the pedagogical rationale for this activity and describe some examples of best practice. The article concludes with a number of practical recommendations on how to get started with the various tools that are available and how to best make use of their affordances with your students.

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Reinders, H. (2019). Backchannelling in the Language Classroom: Improving Student Attention and Retention with Feedback Technologies. Journal of Language Teaching and Learning, 4(2), 84–91. https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v4i2.165

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