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Opinions on whether professors should address all errors

Opinions on whether professors should address all errors

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Figure 1. Students' opinion about the importance of oral corrective...
Figure 2. Students' opinions about corrective feedback contribute to...
Figure 3. Students' opinion on always correcting errors
Figure 4. Opinions on whether professors should address all errors
+2 Figure 5. Students' opinion on the time of correction (immediate error...
Perceptions of Oral Corrective Feedback. A Comparative Study of Beginner vs. Intermediate EFL Undergraduate Students
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  • Jan 2025
This study investigated the preferences of college English as a Foreign Language learners regarding oral corrective feedback (OCF), an important component of language acquisition. The research followed a cross-sectional design with a qualitative approach. The study aimed to determine the overall perception of B1 level students about OCF, the types...
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... indicates confirmation that students expect corrective feedback and they consider it to be part of the teaching process, consistent with Alpian & Sari (2022), Asmara et al. (2022), Gamlo (2019), Putra & Salikin (2020), and Rochma (2023). As seen in Figure 4, the majority of both cohorts agreed with the statement, "I believe all oral mistakes should be corrected", and a large portion agreed. Once again, there are a few disagreements with error correction in class at the lower level. ...