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Cultivating Multifaceted Writing Abilities in English Major Students: Integrated Practice of Multimedia Scaffolding Instruction and Peer Assessment Mechanism

Changsheng Chu

Abstract


With the current context of English major education, enhancing the writing abilities of English major students has become a crucial teaching focus. This paper explores a multifaceted approach to cultivating writing abilities, integrating multimedia scaffolding instruction and peer assessment mechanisms. Through multimedia scaffolding instruction, students are able to learn and apply writing strategies
in specific contexts, effectively enhancing their writing skills. Simultaneously, the introduction of peer assessment mechanisms aims to
foster students critical thinking and self-reflection abilities. Through peer assessment, students can examine their own work from different
perspectives, thereby promoting deep learning and understanding. The research findings demonstrate that this integrated practice significantly improves students writing proficiency, enhances their autonomous learning abilities, and fosters a spirit of collaboration. Therefore,
this teaching model holds important practical significance and potential for promotion in the cultivation of writing abilities among English
major students.

Keywords


English major students; Writing abilities; Multimedia scaffolding instruction; Peer assessment mechanism

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/neet.v2i2.3920

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