Upper secondary students’ perceptions of feedback literacy in second language learning in Finland – A qualitative case study

Mäkipää, Toni

doi:10.1016/j.tate.2024.104554

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“…They believe that feedback based on interactive comments is necessary, as it can more effectively engage the learner to make a real commitment to learning and develop a real awareness of their second language learning. Other studies on feedback and SLA have found that feedback generates positive emotions in learners [63,64], so that they are grateful when they receive feedback on their tasks [63]. Therefore, the main findings about feedback on SLA in a DLE show that the inclusion of FA allows lecturers to know learners critically, to know where they are in terms of their learning, with the possibility of being able to adjust their efforts in one direction or another.…”

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Digital Learning Ecosystem to Enhance Formative Assessment in Second Language Acquisition in Higher Education

Pinto-Llorente,

Izquierdo-Álvarez

2024

Sustainability

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Formative assessment (FA) provides lecturers and learners with information about the quality and development of different tasks. Formative feedback becomes an essential element that increases the quality of these tasks, guides learners in the process, and motivates them to be actively involved, acquiring the learning objectives and skills. A digital learning ecosystems (DLE) offers the possibility of a quality, effective, and sustainable education, enabling people to carry on with their training from anywhere, at any time, and through personal pathways. In this framework, we present a descriptive study with a qualitative approach to explore the views of 91 participants regarding the process of FA in second language acquisition (SLA) in a DLE. According to the results, the DLE provides the necessary tools to favour FA, and to obtain valuable data on the learners’ academic achievements in SLA. The learners take an active role in learning English and competence development such as reading, writing, and listening, and other skills such as digital competence, communication, problem solving, empathy, or creativity. The data obtained help lecturers to identify learners’ difficulties in SLA and address them with different didactic strategies. It can be concluded that FA plays a relevant role in SLA in a DLE.

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confidence: 92%

Digital Learning Ecosystem to Enhance Formative Assessment in Second Language Acquisition in Higher Education

Pinto-Llorente,

Izquierdo-Álvarez

2024

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“…In the 21st century, students need basic literacy, competence, and character skills. One of the three skills that is often of concern to the Indonesian government is basic literacy, which is related to the ability of students to use their literacy skills in everyday life (Mäkipää, 2024). The types of literacy that focus on improving students' multiliteracy skills include science literacy, numeracy, reading, writing, digital literacy, and culture and citizenship.…”

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Critical Analysis of Writing Skills through School Literacy Movement in Grade IV Students of SD Negeri 2 Pamijen

Fitrianingrum,

Aryani

2024

ICSS

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Literacy is an essential basic ability in the process of education and individual development. In today's information age, literacy skills, especially writing skills, play a crucial role in shaping learners' critical thinking and creativity. Writing is not merely the act of composing words into sentences but a process that involves thinking, understanding, analysis, and structured expression of ideas. Therefore, the development of writing skills is a primary focus of education. The School Literacy Movement (Gerakan Literasi Sekolah, GLS) aims to enhance literacy culture among learners by fostering a supportive learning environment through various reading and writing activities. This study was conducted at SD Negeri 2 Pamijen, Baturraden District, Banyumas Regency, involving 22 grade IV students. The research aimed to critically analyze the impact of GLS on students' writing skills using a qualitative research method. Data were collected through interviews with principals, teachers, and students, observations, and questionnaires. The study found that school literacy activities significantly improved students' writing skills. This improvement was measured by analyzing pre- and post-intervention writing samples, showing a notable enhancement in students' ability to structure their thoughts, use appropriate vocabulary, and engage in critical thinking. The results indicated a significant improvement, with a marked increase in the average writing scores of students post-intervention, demonstrating the effectiveness of GLS in fostering better writing skills.

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The Road to Better Assessment: Unleashing the Potential of Feedback Literacy Through Bibliometric Analysis in Education

Sunarto,

Kisoworo,

Lemantara

2024

IJORER Int. J. Recent Educ. Res.

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Objective: Feedback literacy is a fundamental skill in education that supports academic success, personal growth, and the development of lifelong learning skills. It improves the educational experience by encouraging a culture of improvement and effective communication. Feedback literacy enhances students' learning by leveraging their ability to evaluate feedback. This research analyzes articles on Feedback Literacy using Bibliometric Analysis to explore topic development and research potential. Method: descriptive research that Bibliometric Analysis processes. Results: 106 articles on feedback literacy from 2012 to 2022 were mined from Database Scopus, with the United Kingdom being the leading country contributing to this topic. The most active authors are Paul Sutton and David Carless. The latest trends in feedback literacy are associated with self-assessment, student engagement, socio-material aspects, and interprofessional education. Novelty: The novelty in exploring articles related to feedback literacy is the research associated with individual differences in learning, as each student always desires to be treated differently, especially when receiving feedback and giving feedback to other classmates

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Upper secondary students’ perceptions of feedback literacy in second language learning in Finland – A qualitative case study

Cited by 3 publications

References 28 publications

Digital Learning Ecosystem to Enhance Formative Assessment in Second Language Acquisition in Higher Education

Digital Learning Ecosystem to Enhance Formative Assessment in Second Language Acquisition in Higher Education

Critical Analysis of Writing Skills through School Literacy Movement in Grade IV Students of SD Negeri 2 Pamijen

The Road to Better Assessment: Unleashing the Potential of Feedback Literacy Through Bibliometric Analysis in Education

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