Many teachers are aware that content and organization are important, but find themselves relating mainly to language forms in their feedback, conveying the implicit message that these are what matters. This is for various reasons: stakes in spelling or grammar catch the eye and seem to demand to be corrected; they are very difficult to ignore. 2, Students also want their language mistakes to be corrected. (Ask them! And see Leki, 1991.) Language mistakes are far more easily and q diagnosed and corrected than ones of conrent and organization.