VIETNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, HANOL TIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES FACULTY OF POST - GRADUATE STUDIES AdARAAAA ARE EERE REE PHAM TH] HONG PRACTICE OF PEER WRITTEN FEEDBACK IN PARAGRAPH WRITING SKILLS AMONG THIRD- YEAR STUDENTS OF HANAM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (HCE) Thực hành phản hỗi theo cặp trong kĩ năng viel doan cua sinh viên năm thứ 3 trường Cao Đẳng Sư Phạm Hà Nam MLA. MINOR PROGRAMME THESIS Field: English Teaching Methodolugy Cade: 60140111 HANOI, 2016 VIETNAM NATIONAT, UNIVERSITY, HANOT UIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES FACULTY OF POST - GRADUATE STUDIES PHAM THI HONG PRACTICE OF PEER WRITTEN FEEDBACK IN PARAGRAPII WRITING SKILLS AMONG TIIRD- YEAR STUDENTS OF HANAM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (HCE) Thực hảnh phản hễi theo cặp trong kĩ năng viết đoạn của sinh viên năm thứ3 trưởng Cao Đăng Su Pham Ha Nam M. MINOR PROGRAMME THESIS Field: English Teaching Methodology Code: 60140111 Supervisor: Dr. HUYNH ANH TUAN HANOL, 2016 DECLARATION OF AUTHORSHIP I confirm that this is my own research, and that has not been published or submitted for any other degrses Student's signature Pham Thi Héng 2.
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vill LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES ‘Table 1: Students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 2: Examples of students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 3: Students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 4: Examples of students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 5 Students’ difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their peers’ writings Table 6 Students’ dilTicultics in providing suggestion the mistakes in the peers’ writings Table 7: Students’ improvement in the paragraph organization after receiving peer written lecdback ‘Table 8: Students’ improvement in grammar after receiving peer written feedback Table 9: Students’ improvement in vocabulary after receiving written feedback LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES ‘Table 1: Students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 2: Examples of students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 3: Students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 4: Examples of students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 5 Students’ difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their peers’ writings Table 6 Students’ dilTicultics in providing suggestion the mistakes in the peers’ writings Table 7: Students’ improvement in the paragraph organization after receiving peer written lecdback ‘Table 8: Students’ improvement in grammar after receiving peer written feedback Table 9: Students’ improvement in vocabulary after receiving written feedback TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION OF AUTHORSHIP: - - - 1 ABSTRACT. cà SHnneieererrrrrrrrrreoo TỶ LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES. - - iv LIST OF FIGURES. TABLE OF CONTENTS - - vì PART A: INTRODUCTION.àà se creerererrereoeel 1.
Rationale of the sEHổy. Aims and objectives of the study. Seope of the study 3 A, Significance of the Study. Orgarnzaliom of the thesis.
6 CHAPTER 1: TIIORETICAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW. Types af feedback to students’ writing. LÀÄGTRLUTG TCVIGW. cà HH tt HHHrrededrerdeerieereooeÐ 1.
Different views of peer written feedback in the teaching and learning of writing. Arguments in favor of students’ peer wrillen feedback in the leaching and learning of writing.2, Argument against peer written feedback in teaching, and leaning of writing] 1 1. Different types of peer feedback in writmg. Using the checklists.
vì ABSTRACT The main aim of this minor thesis is to examine the way in which the third- year students of HCE give feedback to their peer’s written paragraphs, the difficulties students might encounter when responding to their peer’s writing, to find out whether the methad is effective. In order to get adequate information for the study, document analysis of students’ poor written fecdback and survey method were applied. The participants involved in the study were 20 third- year students from 2 classes of LICLL The data analyzing suggests that he studenis gave feedback on all arcas of the paragraph especially on grammar and vocabulary. And, the study results also reveal that peer feedback is effective to the students’ learning of writing.
Although the peer written feedback to students’ writing brings the certain effectiveness, a large mumber of HCE still have difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their pecr’s wriling and in giving suggestion to overcome those anistakes. TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION OF AUTHORSHIP: - - - 1 ABSTRACT. cà SHnneieererrrrrrrrrreoo TỶ LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES. - - iv LIST OF FIGURES.
TABLE OF CONTENTS - - vì PART A: INTRODUCTION.àà se creerererrereoeel 1. Rationale of the sEHổy. Aims and objectives of the study. Seope of the study 3 A, Significance of the Study.
Orgarnzaliom of the thesis. 6 CHAPTER 1: TIIORETICAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW. Types af feedback to students’ writing. LÀÄGTRLUTG TCVIGW.
cà HH tt HHHrrededrerdeerieereooeÐ 1. Different views of peer written feedback in the teaching and learning of writing. Arguments in favor of students’ peer wrillen feedback in the leaching and learning of writing.2, Argument against peer written feedback in teaching, and leaning of writing] 1 1. Different types of peer feedback in writmg.
Using the checklists. vì LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES ‘Table 1: Students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 2: Examples of students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 3: Students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 4: Examples of students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 5 Students’ difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their peers’ writings Table 6 Students’ dilTicultics in providing suggestion the mistakes in the peers’ writings Table 7: Students’ improvement in the paragraph organization after receiving peer written lecdback ‘Table 8: Students’ improvement in grammar after receiving peer written feedback Table 9: Students’ improvement in vocabulary after receiving written feedback ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On completing this thesis, I own profound indebtedness to so many people, wilhioul whose contribution and spiritual supportT could not have accomplished i First of all, 1 would like to express my deepest gratitude to my supervisor Dr. Huynh Anh Tuan, for his scholarly instruction critical comments, great encowagement and valuable materials, without which the thesis would not have ‘been completed. 1 would like to send my heart-felt gratitude to the teachers at the loreign Language Department of Hanam College of Education (HCE) who have supported ame by giving useful advice and providing ine with their useful teaching materials.
My sincere thanks also go to the third-year students of IICL for their patience and willingness to do my survey questionnaire. Moreover, I would like to send my gratitude to my fauily and wy friends for encouraging me and supporling me during the time of the thesis. Without them, I would not have been able to complete this thesis. ni LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: The percentage of students who gave feedback on paragraph organization Figure 2: The percentage of siudenls who provided suggestions for the grarumaticat mistakes Figure 3: The percentage of students who provided suggestions for the vocabulary mistakes.
Higure 4: I'he percentage of students who gave general written comments 1. Written comments SH tt Hư 14 CHAPTER. cj s esie s ses enes esinete tsne ineteatinen 15 2. Data vollection procedure .scs cs eisie nentsiensn es insint 18 2.4, Data analysis method - - - 19 CHAPTER 3: DATA ANALYSIS .1, Student’s practice of giving peer written foodbaok.
Feedback on paragreph organization. Feedback on vocabulary. General comments feedback - - 26 3. Students” using the checklist.
when giving feedback .2, Students’ difficulties when giving written feedback to their peers’ writings 28 3. Students’ difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their peers’ writings28 3. Improvement of students’ writing after receiving peer written feedback. Students” improvement in paragraph organization after receiving peer written feedbaok.
on net Heo 3S. Students’ improvement ts grammar afler receiving peer wrillen feedback. Students’ improvement in vocabulary after receiving peer written focdback37 CUAPTER4: FINDINGS AND DISCUSSEON.3, Lmplications for teavhing and leaning of writing using peer written feedback. Implications for teaching of writing using peer written feeđbaok.2, Implication for leaming of writing using peer written feedback 42 PART C: CONCLUSION.- TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION OF AUTHORSHIP: - - - 1 ABSTRACT.
cà SHnneieererrrrrrrrrreoo TỶ LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES. - - iv LIST OF FIGURES. TABLE OF CONTENTS - - vì PART A: INTRODUCTION.àà se creerererrereoeel 1. Rationale of the sEHổy.
Aims and objectives of the study. Seope of the study 3 A, Significance of the Study. Orgarnzaliom of the thesis. 6 CHAPTER 1: TIIORETICAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW.
Types af feedback to students’ writing. LÀÄGTRLUTG TCVIGW. cà HH tt HHHrrededrerdeerieereooeÐ 1. Different views of peer written feedback in the teaching and learning of writing.
Arguments in favor of students’ peer wrillen feedback in the leaching and learning of writing.2, Argument against peer written feedback in teaching, and leaning of writing] 1 1. Different types of peer feedback in writmg. Using the checklists. vì LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES ‘Table 1: Students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 2: Examples of students’ giving feedback on grammar Table 3: Students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 4: Examples of students’ giving feedback on vocabulary Table 5 Students’ difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their peers’ writings Table 6 Students’ dilTicultics in providing suggestion the mistakes in the peers’ writings Table 7: Students’ improvement in the paragraph organization after receiving peer written lecdback ‘Table 8: Students’ improvement in grammar after receiving peer written feedback Table 9: Students’ improvement in vocabulary after receiving written feedback ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On completing this thesis, I own profound indebtedness to so many people, wilhioul whose contribution and spiritual supportT could not have accomplished i First of all, 1 would like to express my deepest gratitude to my supervisor Dr.
Huynh Anh Tuan, for his scholarly instruction critical comments, great encowagement and valuable materials, without which the thesis would not have ‘been completed. 1 would like to send my heart-felt gratitude to the teachers at the loreign Language Department of Hanam College of Education (HCE) who have supported ame by giving useful advice and providing ine with their useful teaching materials. My sincere thanks also go to the third-year students of IICL for their patience and willingness to do my survey questionnaire. Moreover, I would like to send my gratitude to my fauily and wy friends for encouraging me and supporling me during the time of the thesis.
Without them, I would not have been able to complete this thesis. ni ABSTRACT The main aim of this minor thesis is to examine the way in which the third- year students of HCE give feedback to their peer’s written paragraphs, the difficulties students might encounter when responding to their peer’s writing, to find out whether the methad is effective. In order to get adequate information for the study, document analysis of students’ poor written fecdback and survey method were applied. The participants involved in the study were 20 third- year students from 2 classes of LICLL The data analyzing suggests that he studenis gave feedback on all arcas of the paragraph especially on grammar and vocabulary.
And, the study results also reveal that peer feedback is effective to the students’ learning of writing. Although the peer written feedback to students’ writing brings the certain effectiveness, a large mumber of HCE still have difficulties in indicating the mistakes in their pecr’s wriling and in giving suggestion to overcome those anistakes.