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Fong, Carlton J.; Schallert, Diane L.; Williams, Kyle M.; Williamson, Zachary H.; Lin, Shengjie; Kim, Young Won; Chen, Ling-Hui – Educational Psychology, 2021
Providing constructive feedback is complex due to the interplay of emotional and motivational processes students experience when receiving such feedback. In the present study, we investigated constitutive elements of what would make feedback perceived to be constructive, and whether students' mastery approach goal orientation and writing…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Student Motivation, Feedback (Response), Mastery Learning
Yoon, Hyung-Jo – ProQuest LLC, 2017
In this study, I explored the interactions among genre, task complexity, and L2 proficiency in learners' writing task performance. Specifically, after identifying the lack of valid operationalizations of genre and task dimensions in L2 writing research, I examined how genre functions as a task complexity variable, and how learners' perceptions and…
Descriptors: English (Second Language), Second Language Learning, Second Language Instruction, Language Proficiency
Santelli, Karen – CEA Forum, 2010
As my colleagues have indicated, the thrill and value of qualitative assessment is that it let us loose to speak and dig into the questions that we had to keep silenced during rubric-based assessment. It allowed us to value our many questions about student writing and pedagogy. As we voiced our questions and discussed them vigorously we began to…
Descriptors: Qualitative Research, Writing Evaluation, College Outcomes Assessment, Educational Change