2017
DOI: 10.4312/elope.14.2.85-102
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Tendencies and Characteristics of Feedback Given by Primary English Language Teachers in Croatia

Abstract: Feedback is a constituent part of three assessment approaches: assessment for/as/of learning. Feedback about students' learning and performance differs in the three approaches with respect to manner and purpose. Feedback associated with assessment of learning is representative of the traditional way of teaching, its role reduced to mere reporting of a score or grade. However, in the context of assessment for learning and assessment as learning, feedback plays a more significant role. It implies having a clear … Show more

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“…In the field of teaching English as a second or additional language, taking the advantage of assessment has been discussed for improving learning for nearly 10 years (Davison, 2019). The role of Assessment for Learning' has received increased attention across a number of disciplines and an interest has been growing in studies of English Language Teaching (Cindrić & Pavić, 2017;Ghaffar et al, 2020;Lu & Mustapha, 2020;Nasr et al, 2018;Nasr et al, 2019;Nasr et al, 2020;Umar, 2018;Vattøy, 2020;Xu & Harfitt, 2019). For achieving successful AfL implementation, two requirements have been reported for teachers: "(1) to develop their AfL skills and (2) to ensure that students will respond positively to the activation to develop their skills required in learning" (Alonzo, 2016, p. 46).…”
Section: Problem Situationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of teaching English as a second or additional language, taking the advantage of assessment has been discussed for improving learning for nearly 10 years (Davison, 2019). The role of Assessment for Learning' has received increased attention across a number of disciplines and an interest has been growing in studies of English Language Teaching (Cindrić & Pavić, 2017;Ghaffar et al, 2020;Lu & Mustapha, 2020;Nasr et al, 2018;Nasr et al, 2019;Nasr et al, 2020;Umar, 2018;Vattøy, 2020;Xu & Harfitt, 2019). For achieving successful AfL implementation, two requirements have been reported for teachers: "(1) to develop their AfL skills and (2) to ensure that students will respond positively to the activation to develop their skills required in learning" (Alonzo, 2016, p. 46).…”
Section: Problem Situationmentioning
confidence: 99%