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A Qualitative Inquiry of Students' and Teachers' Perceptions on Feedback in Three Queensland Secondary Schools

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“…Our review (see also Fisk, 2017) revealed that scholars used different terminology to represent perceptions, including beliefs, conceptions, voice, views, and perspectives. Empirical studies on students' perceptions of feedback include but are not limited to individuals' emotions, judgments, conceptions, and uses of feedback, suggesting that these processes are all relevant to responses to feedback and might be co-occurring.…”
Section: Empirical Findings On Students' Responses To Feedback: Conce...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our review (see also Fisk, 2017) revealed that scholars used different terminology to represent perceptions, including beliefs, conceptions, voice, views, and perspectives. Empirical studies on students' perceptions of feedback include but are not limited to individuals' emotions, judgments, conceptions, and uses of feedback, suggesting that these processes are all relevant to responses to feedback and might be co-occurring.…”
Section: Empirical Findings On Students' Responses To Feedback: Conce...mentioning
confidence: 99%