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An investigation of teachers' written feedback practices at different proficiency levels: An Egyptian perspective
There have been ongoing investigations on whether providing written corrective feedback on students' errors in L2 writing is effective in improving their writing skills. Research has focused mainly on the effectiveness of different feedback techniques, students' preferences and perception, and teach...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2016
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