The influence of teacher written feedback on student feedback literacy: The case of Filipino ESL writers

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2024
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This thesis attempts to contribute to a fuller understanding of the development of student feedback literacy in L2 academic writing, most especially during the revision stage. The purpose of the study is to explore the influence of teacher written feedback on student feedback literacy using the feedback data given to and interviews obtained from selected senior high school learners. Feedback analysis is based on Pearson’s (2022) feedback typology while the student feedback literacy analysis is drawn from Chong’s (2020) three-dimensional student feedback literacy model. The findings illustrate how contextual and internal factors affect the development of student feedback literacy. In particular, the technological delivery, the exigencies of L2 academic writing, and mindset emerge as the critical causes of why teacher written feedback positively or negatively influences the development of student feedback literacy. The paper ends by proposing a model that guides teachers in facilitating revisions and developing student feedback literacy in L2 academic writing.
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Authors Taguba, Harold K.
Journal Malay Journal
Year 2024
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