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- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2012.1
- 수록면
- 629 - 655 (27page)
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The present study investigates the rating behavior of two native-speaking teachers and two Korean teachers of English when assessing forty essays written by Korean EFL students. Three research questions guided this study: (1) are there any similarities or differences in their rating behavior in holistic scoring? (2) Are there any similarities or differences in their rating behavior in analytic scoring? (3) And what factors are involved in these similarities or differences? Forty college students preparing for their TOEFL were asked to write an essay. Their essays were evaluated by the four teachers based on the TOEFL writing scoring rubric using the six point scale. The teachers read each essay twice. They were first required to give overall scores; then,in the second reading, they provided analytic assessments for four subareas. A paired t-test was performed to examine any discrepancy in holistic and analytic scoring between the two groups.
Differences in holistic scoring appeared statistically significant: the Korean teachers gave higher scores than did their native counterparts. With respect to analytic scoring, the Korean raters also gave higher scores in all subareas, and the differences between the two groups were much greater than those in the holistic scoring. Interestingly, both groups gave the highest score in vocabulary, followed by grammar, content, and organization. A qualitative analysis indicated that all the teachers prioritized the logical flow of ideas and emphasized rhetorical features rather than linguistic features. Native teachers tended to score linguistic features based on native intuition. They also followed the Western writing convention in rating, while the Korean teachers applied the Korean rhetorical style.
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Cheskey, J. A. / 1987 / The effects of prior knowledge and audience on high school students' writing / Journal of Educational Research 80 : 304 ~ 313
Choi, Y. / 1988 / Textual Coherence in English and Korean: An Analysis of Argumentative Writing by American and Korean Students / 박사 / University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Connor-Linton, J. / 1995 / Cross-cultural comparison of writing standards. American ESL and Japanese EFL / World Englishes 14 (1) : 99 ~ 115
Crusan, D. / 2002 / An assessment of ESL writing placement assessment / Assessing Writing 8 : 17 ~ 30
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