Titlebook: Writing in Context(s); Textual Practices an Triantafillia Kostouli Textbook 2005 Springer-Verlag US 2005 education.first language.linguists

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Enculturation to Institutional Writing,amics of ., which is connected to form, ., which is connected to content, and ., which is connected to action. René’s text is interpreted in detail from these different positionings. Thus, the close dynamics of a text’s form, content and use (or more precisely structure, reference and action) become

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Whole-Class and Peer Interaction in an Activity of Writing and Revision, with respect to the degree of rewriting that they undertake, as compared to simple error correction. Although analysis of the dyadic interactions reveals important variations in the dynamics of the exchanges, two general findings emerge. In the large majority of cases, the activity of joint revisio

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Prior Knowledge and the (RE)Production of School Written Genres, of the difficulties children face in the production of genres which constitute advanced school literacy tasks. Evidence is discussed of how some children use the semiotic meaning-making resources from their out-of-school literacy experiences in ways that can be effective (or ineffective) according

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Student Writing as Negotiation,ification and description of students’ movements of “.” (Fran?ois, 1998). This concept is a natural extension of Bakhtin’s dialogics, with each utterance acting as “a link in a chain.” Attention is directed to the identification of those textual movements with which students play with reproduction,

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Writing from Sources in two Cultural Contexts,e differences statistics were conducted. The results show that the composing styles of both samples were low on synthesizing, showing preference for alternative styles of composing from sources. The results also suggest that while the research paper is a universal norm-based product defined by the i

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Collaborative Writing Groups in the College Classroom,hesion (students’ attitude, retention and absentee rates); and a qualitative design, which described participants’ impressions of the social and interactional processes involved in collaborative writing groups. Participants were approximately 150 college freshmen at a mid-sized, public university, e

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Textbook 2005 practices developed on L1 and L2 writing can be situated and acquire meaning. ..This volume will be of particular interest to researchers in the areas of language and literacy education in L1 and L2, applied linguists interested in school, and academic contexts of writing, teacher educators and gra

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