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   <subfield code="a">The effect of idiom instruction on EFL teenage learners’ retention of idioms: a study at a private language center in the Mekong Delta :</subfield>
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   <subfield code="a">The  present  study  investigated  the  effect  of  idiom  instruction,  specifically  the  use  of  3 techniques-using contextual clues, L1 L2 idiom comparison and using pictures, on EFL teenage learners’ retention of idiomatic knowledge at a private language center  in  the Mekong  delta.  To  achieve  the  aim  of  the  study,  the  researcher  employed  the  quasi experimental research approach (one group design with pre and posttest). The sample of the  consisted  of  37  teenage  participants  study,  purposely  selected  at  pre-intermediate level of proficiency. The focus was on idiom knowledge: both form, meaning as well as the  use  of  the  frequently  used  idioms.  A  pre-study  was  conducted  to  gauge 76 teenage learners’ knowledge by a piloting test of 50 common idioms which resultedin  these learners’  limited  idiomatic  knowledge.  This  shed  the  light  to  the  significance  of  this study. Taking advantages of the piloting test, 35 idioms most un-known were given by a redesigned test (IKT) in the experiment to ensure the participants’ unfamiliarity  of  the idioms.  The  idioms  that  were  known  even  by  one  student  were  crossed  out  and  at  the end  30  idioms  were  screened,  selected  for  the  treatment  with  IKT  pretest  result  as  0. Accompanying  with  the  intervention-3  techniques  above  respectively  applied  for  2 weeks each, the VKSIT subtests were utilized to test effect of each technique before and after  being  exploited. The  researcher  designed  6  lesson  plans  followed  PPP  model, integrated  with  explicit  instruction  and  meaningful  learning  principles, as  well  as interactions. The treatment was completed in 7 weeks and then 18 individuals randomly invited to take part in interviews to gain insights about learners’ attitudes towardstheir idiom  learning.  At  week  11,  an  IKT  posttest  was  delivered  to  achieve  the  answers regarding effect of idiom instruction. The findings showed that all of the participants’ posttest results in both IKT and VKSIT were much higher than their pretest results.</subfield>
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