Responding to student writing has been studied in both second language (L2) writing and first language writing. However, the intersection of these two fields, especially with regard to practicing teachers has not been studied thoroughly. This study sought to describe the feedback practices of instructors in an Intensive English Program, English language Bridge program and a First Year Composition program. The data was collected using an online survey, one on one interviews. In addition, the interview participants samples of student work with the participants’ commentary, which were then analyzed. The survey portion revealed what may be some differences in how different instructors in a pathway program approach feedback. The interview and te...
This paper examined research on what are best practices for teaching reading comprehension to studen...
Assessment reform has drawn educators’ attention to standard-based and performance-oriented assessme...
Students on the margins voices are oftentimes missing from instructional design. Based on a review o...
A 55-item survey was administered to 71 undergraduate students enrolled in DHM 2003, "Creative Probl...
The research questions addressed in this classroom study were, after explicit instruction, do studen...
There is a consistent pattern of low performing readers in elementary schools throughout the nation....
Writing scholars Adler-Kassner and Wardle, Beaufort, and Devet have placed pragmatic learning goals ...
Despite receiving feedback from a university supervisor, student teachers often do not show responsi...
Technical communication, any form of communication that must effectively convey specialized knowledg...
This study sheds light on the practice of one Albertan high school English teacher over one semester...
UID/ELT/04097/2013This research report presents an innovative approach to teaching English in pre-pr...
Within the past ten years, the poor condition of writing in American high schools has been lamented ...
Three hundred and sixty-degree feedback is a compelling process for personal and professional develo...
Feedback is frequently cited as an important practice in promoting student learning, yet reviews of ...
Adult ESL literacy teachers are often perplexed when instructing pre-, non and semi-literate adult E...
This paper examined research on what are best practices for teaching reading comprehension to studen...
Assessment reform has drawn educators’ attention to standard-based and performance-oriented assessme...
Students on the margins voices are oftentimes missing from instructional design. Based on a review o...
A 55-item survey was administered to 71 undergraduate students enrolled in DHM 2003, "Creative Probl...
The research questions addressed in this classroom study were, after explicit instruction, do studen...
There is a consistent pattern of low performing readers in elementary schools throughout the nation....
Writing scholars Adler-Kassner and Wardle, Beaufort, and Devet have placed pragmatic learning goals ...
Despite receiving feedback from a university supervisor, student teachers often do not show responsi...
Technical communication, any form of communication that must effectively convey specialized knowledg...
This study sheds light on the practice of one Albertan high school English teacher over one semester...
UID/ELT/04097/2013This research report presents an innovative approach to teaching English in pre-pr...
Within the past ten years, the poor condition of writing in American high schools has been lamented ...
Three hundred and sixty-degree feedback is a compelling process for personal and professional develo...
Feedback is frequently cited as an important practice in promoting student learning, yet reviews of ...
Adult ESL literacy teachers are often perplexed when instructing pre-, non and semi-literate adult E...
This paper examined research on what are best practices for teaching reading comprehension to studen...
Assessment reform has drawn educators’ attention to standard-based and performance-oriented assessme...
Students on the margins voices are oftentimes missing from instructional design. Based on a review o...