Abstract
Guided by Engestrom’s (1999, 2001) activity theory, this study focused on three contrasting students and examined their participation in teacher feedback over a complete course. This study was to analyze how various factors may have influenced the way EFL students respond to teacher feedback, why students experience contradictions in teacher feedback, and how such contradictions can lead to dilemmas during the feedback process. The study revealed that student response to teacher feedback was an intricate matter, intertwined with the agency of the students
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