L2 Writing in Comp Journals
ScienceDirect - Computers and Composition : ESL students’ experiences of online peer feedback
It seems that second language issues has become an important part of the collective consciousness of rhetoric and composition teachers and researchers. It's no longer unusual to see articles focusing centrally on second language issues in journals in the field.
Computers and Composition has been one of the journals that has been publishing L2-related articles; it even published a special issue on the topic, edited by Kevin Eric De Pew.
The most recent issue includes "ESL students’ experiences of online peer feedback" by Martin Guardado and Ling Shi of the University of British Columbia.
It seems that second language issues has become an important part of the collective consciousness of rhetoric and composition teachers and researchers. It's no longer unusual to see articles focusing centrally on second language issues in journals in the field.
Computers and Composition has been one of the journals that has been publishing L2-related articles; it even published a special issue on the topic, edited by Kevin Eric De Pew.
The most recent issue includes "ESL students’ experiences of online peer feedback" by Martin Guardado and Ling Shi of the University of British Columbia.
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