Towards an Individualised Approach to Learners’ Errors
Leontjev, D. (2011, 4.10.2011). Towards an Individualised Approach to Learners’ Errors. Kieli, koulutus ja yhteiskunta : Kielikoulutuspolitiikan verkoston verkkolehti. Retrieved from http://www.kieliverkosto.fi/journals/kieli-koulutus-ja-yhteiskunta-lokakuu-2011/
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When I started working as a school teacher (which was before I began my Ph.D. studies), I decided to try to come up with a clever way of marking my students’ written assignments, correcting the errors of weaker students and only underlining those made by better ones. I found quite soon that it was often hard for me to assess my students’ abilities properly, which I realised when I started getting complaints from them that they did not understand what their mistakes had been. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm decreased, and I began abandoning my practice of approaching errors made by students of different abilities differently.
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