Across tasks, teacher feedback shifted from basic error correction toward higher-order dimensions while AI-assisted peer feedback reduced content suggestions and increased technical-detail feedback¶
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q3 i? In the second task, teacher feedback on content and argumentation (M = 1.11) significantly exceeded AI-assisted peer feedback (M = 0.40), t(59) = −2.68, P = .010. → Tang J 2026
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Tang J 2026¶
Tang J, Li P, Luo R (2026) Teacher feedback VS AI-assisted peer feedback in L2 writing: A quasi-experimental study in a Chinese University. PLoS One 21(6): e0345976. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0345976
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Independent-samples t-test on second-task feedback items per student in the two classes; the article reports the difference as significant with no effect size in this sentence. Teacher feedback total fell to 169 items with higher-order elements at 46.15% of total, while the experimental class's content suggestions "sharply decreased" and technical-detail feedback increased.
"in the content and argumentation dimension, the quantity of teacher feedback (M = 1.11, SD = 1.21) was significantly higher than that of the experimental class (M = 0.40, SD = 0.58), t (59)=−2.68, P = .010"
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Related Claims¶
- In the first writing task, teacher feedback contained significantly more items than AI-assisted peer feedback, especially on vocabulary errors and technical details — related
- Qualitatively, AI-peer integrated feedback was associated with a broader repertoire of revision operations and more agentive cognitive strategies than peer feedback alone — related
- GenAI-supported peer feedback groups produced more suggestions and explanations and less positive affective feedback than the PF group — reports the opposite
- Epistemic network analysis linked the PS-GenAI-PF group to negative emotions and higher-order feedback content associations — related
- AI-assisted peer feedback enhanced lexical diversity only in the first writing task, with the group advantage disappearing by the second task — related
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Across tasks, teacher feedback shifted from basic error correction toward higher-order dimensions while AI-assisted peer feedback reduced content suggestions and increased technical-detail feedback |
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Across tasks, teacher feedback shifted from basic error correction toward higher-order dimensions while AI-assisted peer feedback reduced content suggestions and increased technical-detail feedback |
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