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Tim Ashwell. (2000). Patterns of Teacher Response to Student Writing in a Multiple-Draft Composition Classroom: Is Content Feedback Followed by Form Feedback the Best Method?. Journal of Second Language Writing, 9(3), 227-257.
Ⅰ. Summary of the Research
Ⅱ. Statistic Analysis - T-test
Ⅲ. My Own Conclusion
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Ⅰ. Summary of the ResearchThis study challenged the idea of the feedback pattern to deal with form after content, which is usually recommended within a process writing approach, and so it set a goal to see if giving feedback followed by form feedback would bring about a greater improvement in student writing than by using other patterns of response. the research questions asked were whether the content-then-form feedback superior to other patterns in terms of the improvement it causes in student writing and whether it is necessary to separate form and content feedback and to give them at different stages in the writing process.
The research got 50 students in two writing classes at a Japanese university to participate in the experiment. They were at the same level of instruction and were the first writing classes the student had taken at the university. Students produced a first draft (D1), a second draft (D2), and a final version (D3) of a single composition in the writing