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__________协作写作前讨论(CPD)是第二语言写作课中最受欢迎的活动之一。通过CPD任务,学生们可以在开始写作之前互相讨论他们的写作计划。然而,作为一名语言教师,我问自己:CPD总是有用吗?事实上,在没有提供指导的情况下,当被要求讨论时,英语学生通常会谈论他们的想法,他们很少提供反馈和讨论彼此的想法组织,这导致了毫无意义的讨论(Do, 2023;Huang et al., 2021;Li et al., 2020;McDonough等人,2018;Neumann & McDonough, 2015;塔蒂阿娜,2021)。考虑到这个重要的问题,我进行了一个小型的CPD项目,并将分享我在两次讨论中的发现。我希望这些探索能给在类似的英语或ESL环境下教学的写作教师带来一些有价值的信息。
Does Collaborative Prewriting Discussion Always Help?
__________ Collaborative prewriting discussion (CPD) is one of the most popular activities in L2 writing classes. With the CPD task, students can discuss their writing plan with each other before they start to write. As a language teacher, however, I ask myself: does CPD always help? In fact, without providing instructions, EFL students typically talk about their ideas when they are asked to discuss, and they seldom provide feedback and discuss the organization of ideas on one another, which results in a meaningless discussion (Do, 2023; Huang et al., 2021; Li et al., 2020; McDonough et al., 2018; Neumann & McDonough, 2015; Tatiana, 2021). Considering this important issue, I conducted a small CPD project and will share what I found from the two discussions. I hope that these explorations bring some valuable information about the CPD task to writing teachers teaching in similar EFL or ESL contexts.