Most people think error correction is a good practice and that language learners errors should be corrected because you're gonna learn how to say things properly...but FORTUNATELY, IT DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY❗

Here we obviously need to get into the differences between language learning and language acquisition, but let me be clear: feedback and correction the way we traditionally think about them actually play no role in second language teaching.

Welcome to season 2 of the Language Input Podcast, in which I'll start a series of many interviews with language teachers, polyglots, language learners... to help you better understand the language learning process and try to convince you that we can ALL learn ANY language while enjoying the process.

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