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<title>The Value of Feedback in Promoting Learning in Higher Education: The case of EFL learners’ speaking skills</title>
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<name>M’ZAD-MERTANI, Sabrine</name>
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<summary type="text">The Value of Feedback in Promoting Learning in Higher Education: The case of EFL learners’ speaking skills
M’ZAD-MERTANI, Sabrine
This paper aims at reporting the results of a semester-long investigation undertaken at the&#13;
Department of English of Abdelhamid Ibn Badis University of Mostaganem: (fall 2012- winter 2013).&#13;
The research involved a population of about a hundred EFL students and ten ‘Oral Expression’&#13;
teachers. Data were gathered through questionnaires addressed to students and teachers, through semistructured&#13;
and unstructured interviews as well as through the weekly observation of two teachers and&#13;
their students during ‘Oral Expression’ classes. The focus in this article will be on the value of feedback&#13;
as being a formative assessment technique initiated by the teacher, self –practiced by the learners or&#13;
provided by peers. The results of the investigation have shown that some learners who have been&#13;
introduced to the practices above cited are able to focus on areas of improvement. On the other hand,&#13;
the research revealed that a number of students at the Department of English of Mostaganem University&#13;
still hold the teacher as sole responsible for their assessment (and learning by extension) and are&#13;
especially not aware of the formative practice of self and peer initiated feedback.
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