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Children's composing: A study into the relationships between writing processes, text quality, and cognitive and linguistic skills: Utrecht Studies in Language and Communication, cartea 12

Autor José van der Hoeven
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 1996
In this volume a relatively new approach to writing process research is attempted; time is included as a very important factor in describing the writing process. The link between the writing process of 12-year old students, the quality of the compositions, and writing skills is investigated in six studies, discussing the importance of genre knowledge, linguistic skills, and cognitive skills in writing. Including linguistic and cognitive skills gives new perspectives on the relationship between the writing process and the resulting composition. The concepts used in these studies are drawn from the fields of both linguistics and cognitive psychology.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789042000643
ISBN-10: 9042000643
Dimensiuni: 150 x 220 mm
Greutate: 0.29 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Utrecht Studies in Language and Communication


Cuprins

Chapter 1. General Introduction

Chapter 2. Children’s Composing: A Study into the Relationships between Planning and Revision Skills, Writing Processes, Text Quality, and Linguistic Skills

Chapter 3. Composing: Individual Differences in the Writing Process of Students in Special and Regular Education

Chapter 4. Individual Differences in Writing Performance: The Relation between Generating, Structuring, Formulating and the Resulting Text

Chapter 5. Cognitive Activities in Revision: The Writing Performance of 12-Year Old Students

Chapter 6. Writing Ability: The Influence of Linguistic Skills on the Writing Process

Chapter 7. General Discussion

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