Most interviewees attributed writing improvement to explicit instruction, scaffolding and collaborative learning, and self-regulated writing, though some felt uncomfortable in pair work¶
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q2 i? The majority of the six interviewees credited explicit genre instruction, scaffolding and collaborative learning, and self-regulated writing for their improvement, but some reported discomfort or difficulty in pair and group work. → Wiboonwachara 2022
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Wiboonwachara 2022¶
Wiboonwachara, L., & Charubusp, S. (2022). Implementing Genre-Based Self-Regulated Instruction (GBSRI) to Enhance the English Writing Ability of Thai Undergraduate Students. rEFLections, 29(3). https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/reflections doi:10.61508/refl.v29i3.262658
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Semi-structured interviews with six students stratified by pre-test ability (high, medium, low); content analysis with inter-coder reliability Cohen's kappa = 0.71 (p < .001). Some interviewees "had felt uncomfortable working in pairs or in larger groups".
"The majority of interviewees mentioned that three main factors had helped them improve their writing ability, namely: explicit instruction, scaffolding and collaborative learning, and self-regulated writing."
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Most interviewees attributed writing improvement to explicit instruction, scaffolding and collaborative learning, and self-regulated writing, though some felt uncomfortable in pair work |
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Most interviewees attributed writing improvement to explicit instruction, scaffolding and collaborative learning, and self-regulated writing, though some felt uncomfortable in pair work |
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