目錄
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Background of the Study
1.2 Purpose of the Study
1.3 Research Questions
1.4 Definition of Key Terms
1.5 Methodological Considerations
1.6 Outline of the Study
Chapter 2 Literature Review
2.1 Task-Based Language Teaching
2.1.1 Definitions of Task
2.1.2 Procedure and Principles for Task Design
2.1.3 Task-Based Teaching Frameworks
2.1.4 A Task-Based Framework of Oral Presentations
2.2 A Multi-Dimensional Theoretical Perspective on Teacher Feedback
2.2.1 Defining Teacher Feedback
2.2.2 A Brief History of Teacher Feedback Research
2.2.3 Teacher Feedback: Cognitive Perspective
2.2.4 Teacher Feedback: Sociocognitive Perspective
2.2.5 Teacher Feedback: Social Constructive Perspective
2.3 Empirical Studies on Teacher Feedback in L2 Education
2.3.1 Teacher Feedback Practices: Focus, Function, and Strategies
2.3.1.1 The Focus of Teacher Feedback
2.3.1.2 The Function of Teacher Feedback
2.3.1.3 The Strategies of Teacher Feedback
2.3.2 Teacher Cognitions about Feedback Provision
2.3.3 Student Perspectives on Teacher Feedback
2.3.4 Effects of Teacher Feedback
2.3.5 Student Engagement with Teacher Feedback
2.3.6 Context and Teacher Feedback
2.3.7 Teacher Feedback on Oral Tasks
2.4 Research Gaps
2.5 A Tentative Conceptual Framework
2.6 Next Step for Teacher Feedback Research and Practice
Chapter 3 Methodology
3.1 Qualitative Case Study
3.1.1 Qualitative Research Paradigm
3.1.2 Case Study Approach
3.2 Research Context
3.2.1 Chinese Cultures of Learning
3.2.2 The Chinese EFL Context
3.2.3 The Institutional and Instructional Contexts
3.3 Participants of the Study
3.3.1 Selection of Teacher Participants
3.3.2 Selection of Student Participants
3.4 The Pilot Study
3.5 Data Collection
3.5.1 Data Sources
3.5.1.1 Classroom Observations
3.5.1.2 Video Recordings
3.5.1.3 Semi-Structured Interviews
3.5.1.4 Stimulated Recalls
3.5.1.5 Reflective Accounts
3.5.1.6 Field Notes
3.5.1.7 Documents
3.5.2 The Procedure of Data Collection
3.5.3 Data Triangulation
3.6 Data Analysis
3.6.1 Analysis of Teacher Feedback
3.6.2 Analysis of Semi-Structured Interviews. Stimulated Recalls, Reflective Accounts, and Field Notes
3.7 Ensuring Trustworthiness
3.8 Ethical Issues
Chapter 4 Teacher Feedback Practices in Oral Presentations
4.1 Amelia's Feedback Practices
4.1.1 Feedback Focus: Comprehensive Feedback
4.1.2 Feedback Function: Praise-Criticism and Criticism-Suggestion
4.1.3 Feedback Strategies: Input-Providing CF, Use of LI, and Nonverbal Feedback
4.2 Gwen's Feedback Practices
4.2.1 Feedback Focus: Language-Focused Feedback
4.2.2 Feedback Function: Praise-Criticism-Suggestion
4.2.3 Feedback Strategies: Output-Prompting CF, Use of L1, and Peer/Self-Feedback
4.3 Summary of Chapter
Chapter 5 Student Engagement with Teacher Feedback on Oral Presentations
5.1 Engagement with Teacher Feedback: Student Cases from Amelia's Class
5.1.1 Deng: A High-Proficiency Student's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.1.1.1 Deng's Background
5.1.1.2 Deng's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.1.2 Wang: An Intermediate-Proficiency Student's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.1.2.1 Wang's Background inese EFL Teachers' Feedback on Task-Based Oral Presentations
5.1.2.2 Wang's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.1.3 Li: A Lower-Proficiency Student's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.1.3.1 Li's Background
5.1.3.2 Li's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.2 Engagement with Teacher Feedback: Student Cases from Gwen's Class
5.2.1 Wu: A High-Proficiency Student's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.2.1.1 Wu's Background
5.2.1.2 Wu's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.2.2 Chen: An Intermediate-Proficiency Student's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.2.2.1 Chen's Background
5.2.2.2 Chen's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.2.3 Han: A Lower-Proficiency Student's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.2.3.1 Han's Background
5.2.3.2 Han's Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.3 Factors Influencing Student Engagement with Teacher Feedback
5.3.1 Learner Individualization
5.3.2 Characteristics of Teacher Feedback Practices
5.3.3 Teacher-Stude
6.2 Student Engagement with Teacher Feedback on Oral Presentations
6.2.1 Interrelatedness of Affective, Cognitive, and Behavioral Engagement
6.2.2 Multiple Factors Influencing Student Engagement with Teacher Feedback
6.2.3 Learner Agency and Engagement with Teacher Feedback
6.3 An Exploratory Conceptual Framework of Teacher Feedback on Task-Based Oral Presentation Performance
6.4 Summary of Chapter
Chapter 7 Conclusion
7.1 Summary of Main Research Findings
7.2 Significance of the Study
7.3 Limitations of the Study
7.4 Pedagogical Implications
7.5 Suggestions for Future Research
7.6 Summary of Chapter
Appendices
Appendix A Informed Consent Form for Teacher Participants
Appendix B Informed Consent Form for Student Participants
Appendix C Sample Verbatim Transcripts of Student Speech in Oral Presentations
Appendix D Sample Verbatim Transcripts of Teacher Oral Feedback
Appendix E Teacher Semi-Structured Interview Guide
Appendix F Sample Verbatim Transcripts of Teacher Semi-Structured Interview
Appendix G Student Semi-Structured Interview Guide
Appendix H Sample Verbatim Transcripts of Student Semi-Structured Interview
Appendix I Prompts of Stimulated Recall with Teachers and Students
Appendix J Sample Verbatim Transcripts of Stimulated Recall with Teacher
Appendix K Sample Verbatim Transcripts of Stimulated Recall with Student
Appendix L Prompt of Reflective Account and Sample
Appendix M Scripts of Sample Ready-Made PowerPoint Slides Used to Teach Oral Presentations
Appendix N Course Information for An Introduction to Intercultural Communication
Appendix O Course Information for Communicative English （II）
Appendix P Abbreviations
Appendix Q Author's Scholarship in Relation to This Book
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