Reading Horizons, Volume 49,Nummer 3College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 2009 |
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The current study aims to identify the content and approach of feedback given to weak and strong writers which may help to fill the gap in the literature . By un- derstanding the feedback strong and weak writers receive , one may come ...
The current study aims to identify the content and approach of feedback given to weak and strong writers which may help to fill the gap in the literature . By un- derstanding the feedback strong and weak writers receive , one may come ...
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... feedback as well as any criteria given to students that related to teacher ex- pectations and learning goals . In addition , teachers discussed the frequency with which they gave feedback on student writing and on using rubrics and ...
... feedback as well as any criteria given to students that related to teacher ex- pectations and learning goals . In addition , teachers discussed the frequency with which they gave feedback on student writing and on using rubrics and ...
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... feedback given was in the more basic content categories of conventions , ideas , and following directions . Twenty - five percent of content feedback given in this study was on conventions . Feedback on ideas was given 23 % of the time ...
... feedback given was in the more basic content categories of conventions , ideas , and following directions . Twenty - five percent of content feedback given in this study was on conventions . Feedback on ideas was given 23 % of the time ...
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