Construction of Effective Assignment Feedback in Webbased Tertiarylevel English Language Teaching

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Title: Construction of Effective Assignment Feedback in Webbased Tertiarylevel English Language Teaching


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Construction of Effective Assignment Feedback in
Web-based Tertiary-level English Language
Teaching
  • -- A Case Study of the Course EnglishgtChinese
    Translation at BeiwaiOnline

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Outline
  • Literature Review
  • Research Objectives
  • Research Design
  • Results and Discussions
  • Implications

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Literature Review Significance of Assignment
Feedback to Learning
  • 1.1 Hattie (1987)found from his research on the
    factors affecting the learning outcome that
    feedback affected the latter more than any
    others.
  • 1.2 Black and Wiliam (1998)came up with the
    similar findings that feedback can exert constant
    and positive impacts on learning.
  • 1.3 Hyland (2001)discovered that feedback can
    help develop the learners autonomous-learning
    strategies and promote learning motivation.

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2. Research Objective
  • 2.1 What objectives do the learners think the
    assignment feedback should fulfill?
  • 2.2 What do the learners think the assignment
    feedback of EnglishgtChinese Translation should
    focus on?
  • 2.3 What types of assignment feedback do the
    learners consider helpful to their learning of
    the course?
  • 2.4 What do the learners do with the assignment
    feedback?
  • 2.5 What actions do the learners take if they
    have problems understanding the assignment
    feedback?

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3. Research Design
  • 3.1 Questionnaire survey 86 questionnaires were
    emailed to 86 students in Beijing, Xiamen,
    Huangzhou and Guangzhou taking the course in the
    autumn term of 2005 and 79 were completed and
    sent back.
  • 3.2 Interview 10 students (randomly chosen,
    three from Bejing and Guangzhou respectively, and
    two from Xiamen and Hangzhou respectively) were
    interviewed being invited to explain their
    answers to the questions in the questionnaire.

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4. Results and Discussions
Table 1
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4. Results and Discussions
Table 2
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4. Results and Discussions
Table 3
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4. Results and Discussions
Table 4
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4. Results and Discussions
Table 5
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5. Implications
  • 5.1 A set of assessing criteria is suggested to
    be formulated
  • incorporating the aims and features of the
    course.
  • 5.2 The functions of assignment feedback should
    not be restricted
  • to the identification of errors but
    expanded to direct the
  • learners to correct the error, offer
    suggestions on future
  • improvement, praise the progress to
    strengthen the
  • confidence, etc.
  • 5.3 The language of the assignment feedback
    needs to be
  • relevant, specific and constructive.
  • 5.4 The learner should be encouraged to
    communicate with the
  • tutor on their queries of the assignment
    feedback.

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