This is a short video on the process of dialogic feedback with practice exercises. Dialogic feedback is a way of providing feedback that involves a conversation between a teacher and student, rather than a one-way transmission of information. It puts the responsibility of correcting the mistakes and learning from the mistakes onto the student.
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hello and welcome to this short video on
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error
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correction like normal there's a
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worksheet that accompanies this video so
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before I begin pause the slide and
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download it from the link
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below okay there are many ways choo can
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error correct a student's work and today
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I'll share with you a common error
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correction practice from University
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which is called dialogic
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feedback according to Queen Mary
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University dialogic feedback is a way of
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providing feedback that involves a
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conversation between a teacher and a
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student rather than a one-way
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transmission of information
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it's a collaborative process that
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encourages students to be active
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participants in their learning and can
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help them make sense of information and
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improve their
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work what this all means then at a very
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basic level when the teacher corrects a
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student's work the teacher is doing all
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the work and the student is not learning
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from their mistakes so dialogic feedback
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puts the responsibility and learning
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back onto the
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student it all begins with an error
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correction code like
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this the student is shown the correction
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code and its
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abbreviations the code has a range of
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abbreviations like you can see for tense
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wrong word prepositions Etc
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and the process works like this when the
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student produces a piece of writing the
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tutor checks the work but instead of
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correcting the work they identify the
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mistakes with the correction code the
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work is then given back to the student
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like this with all the errors
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identified but not
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changed then the student goes through
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the work and makes the
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changes they then give the work back to
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the tutor to check the
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changes it's usually a good idea that
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the student leaves the mistake
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highlighted and makes the change in a
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different color and this way the tutor
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can easily see the change like this you
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may want to pause this slide now just to
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see the
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changes okay so the best way to
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understand this method is through some
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sentence level
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practice you will need the downloaded
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document for
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this so look carefully at the error
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correction code and complete this
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introduction to the error correction
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code exercise
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size these are 15 single General English
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sentences with one or two highlighted
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errors this is a great introduction for
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students to understand how the error
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correction code works so pause this
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video and do the
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exercises okay here here are the answers
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pause and
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check so now you have an awareness of
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the error correction
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code let's try this exercise at
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paragraph level the text again is on a
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general English topic of going to
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University and you can see the text has
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the error correction code added so go
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through the paragraph and make the 14
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changes pause the slide and do the
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activity here are the answers pause and
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check okay so now you've got the idea so
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that means we can do a slightly harder
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more academic
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exercise this is a science topic on life
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from other planets using credible
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academic
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sources the first exercise is sentence
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level practice and this will help
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introduce you to the topic pause the
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slide and make the
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changes here are the answers Paul pause
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and
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check okay this next exercise is much
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harder at paragraph
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level it is a paragraph that contains 12
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errors but as you can see the chor
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hasn't identified any of the errors now
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this is quite a common
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University assessment for academic
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English so please remember that the
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errors can be a variety of problems from
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the correction code so the first thing
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to do is try to identify the 12 errors
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in the
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paragraph once you have done this then
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make the
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changes take as much time as you like
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pause the slide and do the activity
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okay here are the
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answers the first slide shows the errors
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with the error correction code so you
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can check to see if you've identified
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the 12 errors correctly so pause the
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slide and
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check this next slide shows you the
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correct errors so pause the slide and
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check okay unfortunately that's all for
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today I hope you enjoyed this video if
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you want the whole lesson for life from
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other planets then you can buy it from
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here if you would like a whole range of
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error correction worksheets on different
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topics then you can buy them from
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here so until next time like always
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thank you for watching goodbye
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