Timing Matters: The Impact of Immediate and Delayed Feedback on Artificial Language Learning

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@CharlieGarciaFW @MASerrano20 @CC_Renteria @CortezLupe1 I happened to read this article last week. A research study from Bertram Opitz on delayed and immediate feedback found that immediate feedback has a significantly larger increase in learning than…

Making instant feedback possible https://t.co/mynbCsPHsx #ExposingTheProcess https://t.co/dfTb0UgmLY

Timing Matters: The Impact of Immediate and Delayed Feedback on Artificial Language Learning https://t.co/kQAVfXY4qC

Unsurprising but valuable research evidence: immediate #feedback more useful than delayed feedback http://t.co/bvxoFvp3GG #edchat #LTHEchat

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