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재형태화 피드백을 활용한 한국어 쓰기 교육 연구A Study of Korean Writing Instruction Using Reformulation Feedback

Authors
안연진양명희
Issue Date
2019
Publisher
한국언어문화교육학회
Keywords
reformulation feedback; language form; language proficiency; error correction; writing instruction; 재형태화피드백; 언어형태; 언어 숙달도; 오류 수정; 쓰기 교육
Citation
언어와 문화, v.15, no.2, pp 133 - 157
Pages
25
Journal Title
언어와 문화
Volume
15
Number
2
Start Page
133
End Page
157
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/26019
DOI
10.18842/klaces.2019.15.2.6
ISSN
1738-3641
Abstract
This study considered ways to use reformulation feedback(RF) in re-teaching and learning to improve the writing skills of Korean learners for academic purposes. Taking advantage of this benefit, the present study provided a sample of Korean learners with RF appraisals and obtained the following results. First, the error correction rate and average error correction rate of each session were obtained by counting the number of errors in vocabulary, grammar, and sociolinguistic competence. The results found that the error correction rates of sessions other than the fourth session (an essay) increased. Second, the subjects were divided into three groups by language proficiency: group A(high scoring test takers), group B(intermediate scoring test takers), group C(low scoring test takers) and the pre- and post-feedback treatment improvements of each competency area were separately examined for each group. The results found pre-feedback differences in vocabulary, grammar, and text content between group A and group C, but there was only regarding grammar between group B and group C. Large post-feedback differences were found in vocabulary, grammar, text content, and text structure between group A and group C and between group B and group C because group A and group B made large improvements. Accordingly it is proved that learners with high language proficiency have higher feedback acceptance of RF. Third, the average scores on the pre-feedback essays and post-feedback logical writings were compared to determine the influences of RF regardless of genre or topic. The results found statistically significant increases in the average scores in language forms and discourse.
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