Students’ Perception on the Process of Peer Feedback

29 feedback in class. Having finished with the peer feedback checklist, the researcher gathered data by using questionnaire as the research instrument. The analysis of and the students’ responses of questionnaire statements and the students’ responses to the peer feedback checklist are presented as followed.

1. Students’ Responses to the Questionnaire

This section deals with the students’ responses to the statements of questionnaire. The data can be seen in Appendix 4. The results of the questionnaire are divided into three parts, namely students’ perception on the process of peer feedback, and students’ perception on the benefits of peer feedback, students’ perception on feedback from their peer, and students’ perception on the implementation of peer feedback

a. Students’ Perception on the Process of Peer Feedback

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b. Students