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What is Explanatory Feedback

Encyclopedia of Distance Learning, Second Edition
Refers to feedback, which provides a learner with an explanation regarding strengths and weaknesses that a submitted assignment contains. The typology of the feedback is usually substantive and constructive in that it helps learners improve their performance.
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Significance and Uniqueness of Personalized E-Coaching
Ni Chang (Indiana University South Bend, USA)
Copyright: © 2009 |Pages: 8
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-198-8.ch277
Abstract
Students’ engagement in completing written assignments or learning activities may, in part, serve the purpose of achieving their learning goals. Assessing student work based on clearly stated course objectives, on the other hand, helps instructors to teach effectively by reaching out to each individual student with strategies compatible to the student’s needs and learning level. Such a teaching and learning process may be viewed as coaching through assessment (Chang & Petersen, 2006). It is an essential vehicle that students use to continuously reflect on and construct their particular knowledge and skills (Chang, 2007; Chang & Petersen, 2006; MacDonald & Twining, 2002). Without it, as found by Lim & Cheah (2003), students may feel lost and detach themselves from learning.
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