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Anatomy of errors

When marking, obvious language errors can blind us to a student's actual linguistic competence. Simply counting mistakes is a simplistic way to judge performance. Instead, we must analyse the *types* of errors being made and evaluate how much they actually interfere with communication. Paying attention to errors should never distract from also paying attention to strengths and successes - considering the negative...

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