Nhận Thức Của Sinh Viên EFL Việt Nam Về Phản Hồi Đồng Đẳng Trong Hai Điều Kiện Khác Nhau

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Benedictine University

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Ẩn danh

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thesis

2020

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ABSTRACT

DEDICATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DECLARATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

2. CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1. The effects of prior training

2.2. Various feedback sources

2.3. Various feedback conditions

2.1. Peer-only ratings versus peer ratings with peer qualitative feedback

2.2. Oral feedback versus written feedback

2.3. Anonymous and non-anonymous peer feedback

2.4. Students’ feedback-based revisions

2.5. Students’ writing quality improvement

2.6. Students’ attitude towards peer feedback

2.7. Statement of problems

3. CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH METHODS

3.1. Task 1: Anonymous feedback condition

3.2. Task 2: Non-anonymous feedback condition

3.4. Peer feedback form

3.5. Reviewers’ qualitative comments and writers’ revisions

3.1. Reviewers’ qualitative comments

3.5. Ethics concerns about human subjects

3.1. Measures against external factors

3.2. Measures against internal factors

4. CHAPTER 4: RESULTS

4.1. Students’ initial perceptions

4.1. Students with prior experience

4.2. Students without prior experience

4.3. Students’ predictions of their perceptions

4.2. Students’ perceptions after the feedback cycles

4.1. Students’ attitudes towards peer feedback

4.2. Students in the role of reviewers

4.1. Students’ perceptions of benefits of reading peers’ drafts

4.3. Students in the role of writers

4.1. Students’ perceptions of benefits of reading peers’ feedback

4.2. Writers’ revisions

4.4. Comparison of students perceptions

4.1. Students’ attitudes towards peer feedback

4.2. Students’ perceptions of benefits of reading peers’ drafts

4.3. Students’ perceptions of benefits of reading peers’ feedback

4.4. Other related perceptions

5. CHAPTER 5: DISCUSSION

5.1. Participants’ initial perceptions

5.2. Research question 1: Vietnamese students’ perceptions in the anonymous feedback condition

5.1. Vietnamese students in the role of reviewers

5.2. Vietnamese students in the role of writers

5.3. Other related perceptions

5.3. Research question 2: Vietnamese students’ perceptions in the non-anonymous feedback condition

5.1. Vietnamese students in the role of reviewers

5.2. Vietnamese students in the role of writers

5.3. Other related perceptions

5.4. Research question 3: Differences between students’ perceptions in the two conditions

6. CHAPTER 6: CONCLUSION

6.1. Brief summary of the study

6.1. Students’ initial perceptions

6.2. Students’ perceptions in the anonymous condition

6.3. Students’ perceptions in the non-anonymous condition

6.4. The anonymous condition versus the non-anonymous condition

6.5. Recommendations for future research

REFERENCES

APPENDICES

LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF FIGURES

Peer feedback vietnamese efl university students perceptions in two different feedback conditions

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