According to Atay and Kurt (2007),[1] there are effects on adopting peer feedback in class. First, it provides diversity with teaching compared with the traditional way of giving teacher feedback. In peer feedback session, students do not just listen to teacher’ instructions, but work with their peers to do more practices in writing. In this case, students’ anxiety becomes lower and learning motivation can be higher.
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