На пути к пониманию наставничества учителей, убеждений учащихся в отношении письменной корректирующей обратной связи (ПКОС) и практики пересмотра знаний учащихся посредством обратной связи с коллегами: социокультурная перспектива
- Авторы: Gao Y.1, Wang X.2
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Учреждения:
- Xi'an Jiaotong University
- Dalian Maritime University
- Выпуск: Том 8, № 4 (2022)
- Страницы: 58-72
- Раздел: Научные статьи
- URL: https://ogarev-online.ru/2411-7390/article/view/300990
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17323/jle.2022.15962
- ID: 300990
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Введение. Существующая литература за последнее десятилетие сосредоточилась на восприятии или убеждениях учащихся в отношении задач экспертной оценки. Однако мало что известно о взаимосвязях между убеждениями учащихся в отношении письменной корректирующей обратной связи (ПКОС), связанного с этого процесса наставничества учителей и практики повторения учащимися.
Цель. Таким образом, мы стремились устранить этот пробел, изучив, как наставничество учителей и убеждения учащихся в отношении письменной корректирующей обратной связи (ПКОС), могут повлиять на практику повторения учащимися в процессе коллегиального рецензирования.
Методы. В качестве участников мы включили четырех китайских студентов, изучающих английский как родной язык, специализирующихся на английском языке, и собрали данные опроса их убеждений в отношении письменной корректирующей обратной связи (ПКОС). Мы также собрали данные об их фактической практике с помощью PeerCeptiv, онлайн-платформы для написания и написания заново. Кроме того, мы проследили за практикой наставничества учителей и опросили участников об их убеждениях и практике в процессе коллегиального рецензирования и обратной оценки.
Результаты. С помощью разработки смешанных методов мы сообщили о наших основных выводах: студенты-участники считали, что эмпатия и взаимопонимание являются основным преимуществом обратной связи со сверстниками, а наставничество учителей помогло им понять и выполнить задачи по рецензированию и доработке; мы также обнаружили, что процесс рецензирования студентов состоял из оценки, взаимопонимания, обучения и размышляющих упражнений и процесс пересмотра студентами включали в себя зачет, обсуждение, исправление и оттачивание практик.
Выводы. С социокультурной точки зрения мы сосредоточили наше обсуждение на результатах этих исследований, утверждая, что постепенное обучение по принципу от простого к сложному в различных формах работает вместе, повышая успеваемость учащихся, а убеждения учащихся проявляются сложным образом с фактической практикой повторения студентами. Мы также предложили идеи для будущих исследований и практические последствия для преподавателей иностранных языков.
Об авторах
Y. Gao
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Email: gaoyang666@xjtu.edu.cn
ORCID iD: 0000-0001-5888-6033
X. Wang
Dalian Maritime University
Автор, ответственный за переписку.
Email: yang4editorialwork@gmail.com
ORCID iD: 0000-0002-4786-8777
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