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A Conceptual Model of Korean University EFL Learners’ Writing Performance

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This paper explored Korean university EFL students' writing performance and its model, using a qualitative research method. Several categories or themes emerged from in-depth interviews with current research respondents, which were perceived to impact students' EFL writing performance both inside and outside the university classroom. That is, results derived from the analysis of the data encompassed the following categories: (1) EFL learners' cognitive or metacognitive capacity; (2) EFL learners' overall English proficiency; (3) free voluntary reading in English; (4) free voluntary writing in English; and (5) EFL learners' writing apprehension and attitudes towards writing in English. Grounded in the categories above, a conceptual model of Korean university EFL learners' writing performance was eventually offered which could shed light on key components as perceived to have a bearing on writing performance in which Korean university EFL learners might engage themselves.

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This paper explored Korean university EFL students' writing performance and its model, using a qualitative research method. Several categories or themes emerged from in-depth interviews with current research respondents, which were perceived to impact students' EFL writing performance both inside and outside the university classroom. That is, results derived from the analysis of the data encompassed the following categories: (1) EFL learners' cognitive or metacognitive capacity; (2) EFL learners' overall English proficiency; (3) free voluntary reading in English; (4) free voluntary writing in English; and (5) EFL learners' writing apprehension and attitudes towards writing in English. Grounded in the categories above, a conceptual model of Korean university EFL learners' writing performance was eventually offered which could shed light on key components as perceived to have a bearing on writing performance in which Korean university EFL learners might engage themselves.

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