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Writing Feedback from a Research Perspective
Raitskaya L., Tikhonova E.
The Effect of Coded Focused and Unfocused Corrective Feedback on ESL Student Writing Accuracy
Deng C., Wang X., Lin S., Xuan W., Xie Q.
Accuracy Gains from Unfocused Feedback: Dynamic Written Corrective Feedback as Meaningful Pedagogy
Kurzer K.
The Effect of Comprehensive Written Corrective Feedback on EFL Learners’ Written Syntactic Complexity
Valizadeh M.
Learning Outcomes Generated through the Collaborative Processing of Expert Peer Feedback
Carr N., Wicking P.
Moroccan EFL Public University Instructors’ Perceptions and Self-Reported Practices of Written Feedback
Mamad A., Vígh T.
Unfocused Written Corrective Feedback and L2 Learners’ Writing Accuracy: Relationship Between Feedback Type and Learner Belief
Mujtaba S.M., Singh M.K., Zhang T., Ahmed N., Parkash R.
A Research Synthesis of Unfocused Feedback Studies in the L2 Writing Classroom: Implications for Future Research
Reynolds B.L., Kao C.
The Interplay between Corrective Feedback, Motivation and EFL Achievement in Middle and High School Education
Ahmetovic E., Becirovic S., Dubravac V., Brdarevic-Celjo A.
The Effectiveness of Direct and Metalinguistic Written Corrective Feedback to Deal With Errors in the Use of Information-Structuring Connectors
Kloss S., Quintanilla A.
Preferences for Oral Corrective Feedback: Are Language Proficiency, First Language, Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety, and Enjoyment Involved?
Wiboolyasarin W., Tiranant P., Khumsat T., Ngamnikorn T., Wiboolyasarin K., Korbuakaew S., Jinowat N.
Writing Task Complexity, Task Condition and the Efficacy of Feedback
Ghaderi E.G., Rouhi A., Nemat Tabrizi A.R., Jafarigohar M., Hemmati F.
Unfocused Written Corrective Feedback for Academic Discourse: The Sociomaterial Potential for Writing Development and Socialization in Higher Education
Loo D.B.
Effect of Implicit Written Corrective Feedback on the Writing Skills of ESL Learners
Subon F., Ali N.A.
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