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Direct linkPark, Eun Sung; Song, Sunhee; Shin, Yu Kyoung – Language Teaching Research, 2016
Should teachers spend hours correcting students' errors, or should they simply underline the errors, leaving it up to the students to self-correct them? The current study examines the utility of indirect feedback on learners' written output. Journal entries from students enrolled in intact second language (L2) Korean classes (n = 40) were…
Descriptors: Oral Language, Language Proficiency, Feedback (Response), Second Language Learning
