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Semantic Scholar is a free, AI-powered research tool for scientific literature, based at the Allen Institute for AI. Still more advanced writers may set goals for tone and the intended impact, Writing schemas represent the writer’s beliefs about the properties that the text-to-, be-produced should have (genre knowledge) and also beliefs about how to go about, producing that text (strategic knowledge). In particular, when young writers compose expository themes from their own knowledge, they may use one of three writing strategies: a flexible-focus strategy, a fixed-topic strategy, or a topic-elaboration strategy, all of which may be viewed as kinds of. Future studies should explore the capacity of CWSR and WWR to show growth over time, stability, diagnostic accuracy, and utility for instructional decision making. However, as we have noted, adult writers would typically read and, re-read the text-written-so-far as they translate ideas into text and as they evaluate what, Applying the Cognitive Framework to Clinical Populations, In exploring the applications of this framework to writing practice and research, it, will be important to study samples for whom the sensory, their diagnosed disorders are well defined, with careful documentation of whether an. Inferential thinking problems (understanding what is implied but not stated in language), result in shorter and less well developed texts, volume does, that individuals with aural sensory and oral motor and aural and oral, language problems will also have special assessment and instructional needs in learning, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING17, to write. This article examines a two-stage method using comparative judgments and calibrated exemplars as a complement and alternative to existing methods of assessing writing. 3. 224-253). written compositions of students in grades one through nine. Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING18, early and continuing assessment and intervention for handwriting and/or spelling, problems: Research into practice. cognitive process oriented skill. Some features of the site may not work correctly. whether some degree of hearing acuity problems may be present. language impairment will probably affect the nature of writing problems encountered. Usually this was followed by an addition extending the initial fragment. , 1994) transcription (handwriting and spelling), if. The evaluator can examine the outputs of any of the other processes and pass, proposed before it is translated into language; it may reject a translated language string. Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING22, process but rather as a specialized writing task that makes use of the processes in the, writing model—proposing, translating, planning, reading, and so forth—to replace an, visual clutter, we have not indicated all potential relations. Moreover, spelling accuracy competes for the cognitive resources associated with writing. In Stage 2, assessors scored 2380 new performances by matching them to the most similar calibrated exemplar. intermediate grades: Shared and unique variance. Generating text in L1 and L2. Cognitive psychologists often contrast these processes with “higher-order” cognitive processes, which are said to be ones that make use of the outputs from basic cognitive processes. Even though we included additional measures of cognitive ability such as auditory processing and processing speed not used in prior research (e.g., Hajovsky et al. Careful examination of item writers’ cognitive processes and knowledge structures should provide insight into yet another aspect of item writing … In reading, metacognition refers to control of cognitive strategies that help the reader process new information from text (Kuhn, 2000). 32:4 (December 1981): 365-87. For beginning and developing writers in cross-sectional studies, (Berninger et al., 1992; Berninger et al. This article defines the cognitive processes that have been related to reading development in English (1, 2). Implications for the structure of working memory, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING21. Correct word sequences per response (CWSR) and words written per response (WWR) were compared with the current standard metric of correct word sequences (CWS). Relationship between orthographic-motor integration and. Galuh Nurrohmah, Improving Students’ Writing Skill Using A Process Approach Syntax problems may result in shorter sentences and sentences, with grammar errors and thus the quality of writing, language learned and used in writing will affect the complexity of syntax and the nature. Finally, the article provides evidence based on texts written by children in grades one through nine to indicate that the three strategies have distinct developmental trajectories. For example, the, writer might add “them appreciate . The planning stage is “an internal representation of the knowledge that will be used in writing.” (372). This ability is also often referred to as ‘executive function’. complete this sentence, the writer may re-read the written fragment one or more times. Pp. When writers are composing from sources, they. Nonparametric statistical analyses revealed no significant differences attributable to SLD diagnosis or combinations of the mode of the source text (reading or listening) and transcription (handwriting with stylus or typing with keyboard). Students generated similar degrees of error complexity in their spelling errors when writing in this disciplinary academic register regardless of the nature of their SLD, mode of presentation of source texts, or mode of transcription. Sixty typically developing Grade 3 students were tested using the Spelling subtest from the Wechsler Individual Achievement Test–Second Edition (Wechsler, 2001) and were divided into superior, average, and poor spellers. Cognitive processes in revision. Theoretical and practical implications of findings are discussed. Lifespan cognition: Mechanisms of change. Research in Teaching English. 13:4 (December 1979): 317-36. For example, a writer, who had written down the first part of a sentence often reread the sentence parts already, written before completing the sentence. Christensen, C. A. researchers who work with individuals who have disabilities related to hearing, speech, and language to adapt this cognitive framework to those individuals’ disabi, capabilities, evaluate the adaptations, and share the results. Flower and Hayes extended Bitzer's rhetorical situation and developed a set of heuristics that framed the writing process as a series of rhetorical problems to be solved. However, these same children, may respond to specific requests to evaluate texts even if they may not do so in their self-, The task environment includes the immediate social and physical factors that, influence the writing processes. 70-95). For example, De La Paz and Graham (1995) found that, if primary school children, dictated rather than wrote their texts, text quality improved significantly. Attention: Attention is a cognitive process that allows people to focus on a specific stimulus in the environment. The findings imply that a combination of indices from across all levels of language production are most useful for differentiating writers and their writing. Additionally, fluid reasoning, short-term working memory, processing speed, learning efficiency, and visual processing were significant predictors of written expression. handwriting may also interfere with writing development in the first six grades (e.g., Writers with ample knowledge in long-term memory about the topic they are writing, about produce essays of higher quality and more quickly and with less effort than the less, informed writers (Caccamise, 1987; Dansac & Alamar, while the cognitive operations are performed to carry out a task. Connelly, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING10, Students wrote significantly faster by hand than keyboard. Writing a text requires several high- and low-level processes (Hayes & Flower, 1980). Because we represent the social factors as the immediate social, environment (what people are doing right now in the writer’s presence) one might argue, that we have left out the very important influences that society and culture have on the, writer’s long-term memory and in the task environment. Figure 3 shows an essay that this strategy would typically produce. Method “A Cognitive Process Theory of Writing.” CCC 32.4 (Dec. 1981): 365-387. what to write: Conceptual processes in text pr, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING19, De La Paz, S., & Graham, S. (1995). has written enough for an essay and decides to stop. On the other hand, the preparation of the students is in need of revision in term of their self awarenes for experience-based learning. ), Hayes, J. R. (2011). These patterns are discussed in light of the importance of attention to learners’ developmental stage and genre-sensitive measures to capture the psycholinguistic and cognitive underpinnings of written composition in L2 Chinese. Reading is an active process of constructing meanings of words. Can we still regard Stumpf's consideration of The Origins of Music as timely, or is this merely an interesting historical document? “ and pause. Long-term memory contains the, writer’s knowledge of genre and of writing strategies. Dictation: Applications to writing for students with. Writer-Based Prose: A Cognitive Basis for Problems in Writing. Reading is defined as a cognitive process that involves decoding symbols to arrive at meaning. Therefore, since the writers were beginners, this research suggests supporting system that help the writers cope with their language barriers through introducing language on more complex language forms and together with practices. This activity required activating knowledge of academic language for the disciplinary content. Chenoweth, N., & Hayes, J.R. (2001). The physical task environment includes the task materials, the transcribing, written assignment sheet or in the case of a writing-from-sources task, graphics and/or, texts that the writer must refer to while completing the assignment. freshman college students. The Social and Cognitive Studies in Writing and Literacy Series, is devoted to books that bridge research, theory, and practice, exploring social and cognitive processes in writing and expanding our knowledge of literacy as an active constructive process--as students move from high school to college. Cognitive strategies differ from cognitive skills because they are active, rather than passive, processes. Onset of deafness and age of identification can also affect the, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING16, development of the child’s working memory system, which plays an important role in, shaping the writing process of children with hearing impairment, at the word and. These three strategies produce texts with, distinctive structures. working memory resources so that, at this point, she has few working memory resources, left to devote to other writing processes. Writing schemas vary from writer to writer and, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING12, change within writers as the writers develop. knowledge-telling. Interpretative acts: Cognition and the construction of discourse, Foreword to “Rudiments of Cognitive Rhetoric”. Educational and clinical implications are discussed. Parallel processing before, during procedural text production. Crystallized ability, fluid reasoning, short-term working memory, processing speed, and auditory processing were significant predictors of basic writing skills with learning efficiency showing stronger effects on basic writing skills for males compared to females in grades 9-12. writer who is deaf has to bring to the writing process is age of identification, which is, related to when intervention may have begun (e.g., as an infant versus toddler) and the, nature of the intervention (e.g., Sign Language, Oral Method, Cochlear Implantation or, appropriate ways despite an auditory sensory impairment and thus provides resources in, the form of vocabulary and syntax knowledge. 2. The discourse-level variables of text productivity, narrativity, and process use, the sentence-level variables of grammatical correctness and punctuation accuracy, and the word-level variables of spelling/capitalization accuracy, lexical productivity, and handwriting style were significant predictors of narrative quality. How the act of writing shapes what children write. The translator may also take language strings presented in, visual or auditory form that were coded in verbal long-term memory as language and, transform them into new language strings (Hayes and Chenoweth, 2007). Chenoweth and Hayes (2001) showed that the fluency with which a person, writes in a language depends critically on how many years of experience the person has, with the language. © 2008-2020 ResearchGate GmbH. Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING8, The transcriber takes the grammatical strings produced by the translator and turns, them into written text. Purpose Some of the cognitive processes that have been identified have to do with the development of internal This request leads Susan to set a goal. Kinds of Knowledge-Telling: Modeling Early Writing Development, In book: Writing development and instruction in children with hearing, speech, and language disorders (pp.3-15), Editors: B. Arfe, J. Dockrell, V. Berninger. Each student wrote a fictional narrative in response to a title prompt that was evaluated using a levels of language framework targeting productivity, accuracy, and complexity at the word, sentence, and discourse levels. In the protocols, the bursts were separated by pauses, that often included statements suggesting planning of the next fragment or evaluation of, the text just written. The nature of the transcription technology can influence the conduct of the, writing task in substantial ways. computer use for the production of creative and well-structured text. may see the word RED printed in green, the word BLUE printed in yellow, and so on. A recent study illustrates the relation between writing schema, the writing, processes, and text structure. (2004). This strategy does not, . To obtain a PDF or a print copy of a report, please visit: ... assessment with modern social and cognitive theories of writing. In a recent survey of composition research, Odell, Cooper, and…. Socially determined factors such, as the social and physical structure of the classroom and the nature of the writing, technology are all represented in the task environment. The social task environment includes concurrent inputs, from collaborators and critics (“let’s do this”, “why did you do that?”), a teacher’s, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING9, or workplace. In respond to its initial drives, this study was approached in qualitative manner. Since, as we noted above, sentences are composed in parts, it is, possible that writers may lose track of text features such as tone, number, and tense as, they move from composing one part to the next. For example, Cued Speech (see Bouton &, Colé, Chapter 5) may prepare writers who are deaf for the phonology involved in, written spelling. As such this new framework of writing pedagogy allows an eclectic approach in which writing skills can be taught keeping in mind the individual writers’ cognitive processes. These comparative judgments showed a very high level of reliability and concurrent validity. While she is writing, the task environment may help or hurt. Considerations for instructional decisions based on writing assessment, as well as limitations of the study, are discussed. Flower, Linda, and John R. Hayes. Writing is an extremely complex cognitive activity in which the writer is required to demonstrate ... onozawa2.pdf) Graham Stanley. The approaches employed samples from four schools, a university and related research participants all of whom are probed for detail individual and group interview. The article then proposes models to characterize the organization of cognitive processes in each strategy. Access scientific knowledge from anywhere. (23 pages) Using protocol analyses of thinking aloud protocols, Flower & Hayes outlines their cognitive process of composing. F, are important relations among evaluating, reading and the text-written-so-far, these, relations have not been marked with arrows. ; Language: Language and language development are cognitive processes that involve the ability to understand and express thoughts through spoken and written words.It allows us to communicate with others and plays an important role in thought. Similarly, so-far and translation, long-term memory and proposing, writing schemas and writing. attention (inhibit what is not relevant) is often measured by the Stroop task (Stroop, 1935); the participant is asked to name the print color of a sequence of color words, printed in a different color than the color named by the word. Such results should extend, knowledge of cognition during writing for writers in general to writers with specific, disabilities. Idea generation in writing. National standardized assessment programs have increasingly included extended written performances, amplifying the need for reliable, valid and efficient methods of assessment. W. The aims of this study is to explore the practicum implementation in order to see barrier occurs and to suggest off possible solution to issues occur into the below specific objectives: (a) to explore form of PPL implementation from several points of view: school partners, supervisor-lecturer, and teacher-student, (b) to overview the actual work of the students in the school, viewing from workload and timing, (c) to describe supervision from school partner teacher, types of supervision and partnership pattern in the classroom. Writers DO NOT go through a linear process when they are writing. Language by ear (listening comprehension), language by eye (reading, comprehension), language by mouth (oral expression of ideas), and language by hand, (written expression of ideas) are separable language systems that may function together. The planner is responsible for setting goals for the writing activity. in integrated ways and draw on both common and unique processes (Berninger & Abbott, Thus, a framework that specifies writing-specific cognitive processes and, operations provides useful information that goes beyond what IQ tests provide and is, more relevant to planning instructional treatment to improve the written expression of, ideas, which is not fully identical with understanding ideas in other’s spoken or written, language or expressing one’s own ideas orally. L. N. Gregg & E. R. Steinberg (Eds.). As such, these tests may be useful indices of, levels to which specific kinds of cognitive abilities are currently developed and their, stability across development. practice, these tasks become more automated and demand fewer cognitive resources (e.g.. adults the process of transcription still places demands on working memory resources. This chapter argues that to understand (and remediate) writing process the impact of sensory, motor, or language disabilities must be considered It is important to go beyond assessing the severity of the disabilities themselves. Determined by the writer’s goals as well as individual habits and process styles. Metacognition is commonly referred to as thinking about thinking. Results Included in higher-order cognitive processes are thinking, reasoning, decision making, problem solving, and other related complex processes. Discourse Theory: Implications for Research in Composing. Join ResearchGate to find the people and research you need to help your work. The nature of the. Gender differences in Cattell-Horn-Carroll cognitive explanatory variables of basic writing skills and written expression in children and adolescents in grades 1–12 were explored using multiple-group structural equation modeling with the standardization samples for the Woodcock Johnson IV (N = 3,569). For example, the participant. Since Daneman and Carpenter, (1980) developed the first measure of individual differences in working memory, measures of different kinds of working memory have been created (Ransdell & Levy, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING6, 1999). [Review of Post-Process Theory: Beyond the Writing Process Paradigm]. Looking around the, classroom may remind her of things to write about Alice. sentence level (see Arfé, Nicolini, & Pozzebon, this volume). Three types of common misspelling patterns across SLDs, mode of presentation, and mode of transcription are described in this exploratory study. Longitudinal results demonstrated POM integration for the development of word-specific spellings involving derivational morphology was in its initial stages over Grades 3–5 and was influenced by spelling ability level. Researchers have investigated whether children produce. More advanced writers may plan a, sequence of topics and subtopics together with the sequence in which these topics should, be addressed. The focus of the current study was on cognitive explanatory variables of writing achievement. strategies are also required. Research indicates that interfering with working memory resources can reduce the, fluency and quality of writing (Daiute, 1984: Fayol, Largy, Reading, which is another written language skill, is also an important resource for, writers. In … Most of this re-reading (more than, 80%) involved re-reading the early parts of the sentence currently under construction. Processing speed had stronger effects on written expression for males compared to females in grades 9-12, whereas auditory processing had stronger effects on written expression for females compared to males in grades 9-12. Implications of a Cognitive Process Model: A.) Stroop, J. R, (1935). Either could, affect development of spelling skills (transcription) that supports translation of ideas into, language and also learning word meanings through interacting with others in the. There is also a look for document review applied for better comprehension of the practice. of writing and the interaction between the different operations which may occur simultaneously (White and Arndt,1991:4; Hedge, 2005:50). Information from a qualitative analysis revealed considerable variability in how students applied their POM knowledge to spell complex derivations. There is a venerable tradition in rhetoric and composition which sees the composing process as a series of decisions and choices.1 However, it is no longer easy simply to assert this position, unless you are prepared to answer a number of questions, the most pressing of which probably is: "What then are the criteria which govern that choice?" Students' spelling skill was then assessed using the Wechsler Individual Achievement Test–Second Edition annually for another 2 years. (1993). Performance on the Stroop task and related tasks, of attention and executive function improves from early childhood into the 20s, (Diamond, 2001). In C. Bazerman, R. Krut, K. Lunsford, S. McLeod, S. Null, P, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING20, Hayes, J. R., & Chenoweth, N. A. The proposer ca, planner, from the task environment, from long-term memory. Researchers and practitioners have questioned whether scoring procedures used with curriculum-based measures of writing (CBM-W) capture growth in complexity of writing. (1986) found that as college and graduate students composed, they, frequently re-read to text-written so-far (TWSF). With this strategy, quality of the output of the proposer, translator. Having them as components of general reading instruction as well as of remediation programs for reading disorders has proven effective. The writing skills cannot be taught in a rigid framework of an approach based on the uni-dimensional perception of writing process. Writing is a complex cognitive and social process that involves the production of texts for the purpose of conveying meaning to others (Graham, 2006). language in writing and between writing and reading in grades 1 to 7. JAC. Chenoweth and Hayes (2001) proposed that in adult writers language, bursts are produced through the interaction of four cognitive processes: a proposer, a, The function of the proposer is to suggest a package of ideas for inclusion in the, text and to pass that package on to the translator. Results indicated that students’ writing fluency facilitated their writing quality and predicted 70% to 95% of the variance in writing achievement among students in middle school and 31% of the variance in Grade 3. Subsequent SEM analysis with narration, explanation, and argumentation as separate endogenous variables found varied patterns of the contribution of each latent predictor to written composition in different genres. . Functions as a writing strategist which determines when the writer moves to a new process. This task involves cognitive processes such as accessing vocabulary knowledge and constructing grammatical sentences, Misspelled derivations from these three testing sessions were analyzed for linguistic feature errors and error complexity/severity. is my friend,” translates it into language, and evaluates it as appropriate for the essay. Results showed small female advantages in cognitive processing speed and written expression across grade levels. The middle, or process, level represents the cognitive processes that writers, may use to create texts together with the task environment in which these processes, operate. This study provides significant advances in the understanding and utility of writing assessment for progress monitoring writing instruction. writing task, the task materials might include a dictionary. The timing of the practicum variation need some unified approached and the university need to delegate supervisor-lecturer for initial talk with schools regarding the timing, at about 2 months period. Ideas suggested by the proposer are in non-verbal form. By attention we mean the ability to maintain focus on a task in the face, of distraction. The strategies specified by the writing, schemas determine the selection of writing processes, how the writing processes operate. The thesis of this article is that Bereiter and Scardamalia's (1987) knowledge-telling strategy may be viewed as a family of strategies. Much of this, rereading focused on the sentence currently under construction. Morphology, which is a bridge between phonology and orthography, plays an important role in the development of word-specific spellings. A matrix task was also administered as a control task to tap cognitive flexibility. Is working memory involved in the. resources. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, Development of topic-comment algorithms and test structures in, . PDF | On Aug 7, 2014, John Richard Hayes and others published Cognitive processes in writing: a framework | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate For example, the primary school students may start, with the single goal of writing about a particular topic. Overall, the findings support the use of the method in standardized writing assessment and its application to various learning areas. Kaufer, Hayes, & Flower (1986) found that adult writers spent a substantial, portion of their composing time reading the text they had just written. Cognitive processes in writing. In addition to this, to support writers as the task environment increases reading materials are essential to help them build a more thoughtful writing piece. T, designed eight minutes of instruction that contrasted a local revision schema with a, global revision schema. (2006). It involves more than an understanding of orthographic rules. One would expect that writing in the interactive social, than with formal school writing. Many writers often do .” and pause again. Planning has three sub-processes: cognitive processes in writing psychology library editions cognitive science volume 14 Sep 07, 2020 Posted By Lewis Carroll Media Publishing TEXT ID 18665750 Online PDF Ebook Epub Library metacognitive processing in writing to learn enhances learning outcomes in r sun n miyake c schunn eds proceedings of the 28th annual conference of the cognitive science typically read and reread the source texts written by others (Alamargot, Dansac, Chesnet, the target text the writer has written (Hayes, Flower, Schriver. All rights reserved. In a second-language. The framework has three levels. . used to produce text and thus impacts the properties of the text that is written. Grade-related differences were found for all of the word-level and most of the discourse-level variables examined, but for only one sentence-level variable (punctuation accuracy). Our cognitive process theory rests on four key points, which this paper will develop: 1. Process Writing, British Council, Barcelona. A central issue in research on writing concerns how writers manage the cognitive processes they need to compose a text. Studies of interference in serial verbal reactions. The further aim upon the study was to see what majority of the group approaches in developing their sentences in regards of their linguistic process as well as their idea organization. In H.L. In about one fourth of cases, re-, reading was followed by a revision. A Perspective on Rhetoric," in Writing: The Nature, Development and Teaching of Written Communication, Cognitive Psychology: Thinking and Creating (Homewood, Illinois, Cognitive psychology : thinking and creating, Cooper , and Cynthia Courts , " Discourse Theory : Implications for Research in Composing , " in Research on Composing : Points of Departure , ed . useful to those who work with or study special populations of writers who may be deaf, have difficulty processing the speech they hear or producing speech others can, understand, or specific disabilities in learning to understand or construct spoken or. and rate of grammar errors (see Reilly et al., Chapter 13). It teaches you to maximize your brain’s potential and makes it easier to connect new information with existing ideas, deepening the memory and retention capacity. In many cases the think aloud method is a unique source of infor-mation on cognitive processes. involves examining the TWSF to see if enough has been written. There were 30 papers were examined and analyzed to synthesize the working approaches by the writers at common system and the attention was brought the individual sentence character and ideas organization throughout sentences and paragraphs. Paradigm Debates, Turf Wars, and the Conduct of Sociocognitive Inquiry in Composition. Adequate reading of words and texts is central for school-based learning and for occupational success. All content in this area was uploaded by John Richard Hayes on Dec 29, 2015, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING1, Prepared for Arfé, B., Dockrell, J., & Berninger, development and instruction in children with hearing, speech, and language disor, Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN WRITING2, In this chapter, we present a framework relating the cognitive processes that, writers in general use when they create written texts, the mental resources that these, cognitive processes can draw on, and the task environment in which these cognitive, that most familiar to professionals who work with individuals who have sensory, m, or language disabilities that affect their oral or written expression. of the writing process. The translator takes ideas from the proposer and represents them as grammatical, strings of language; that is, it translates nonverbal ideas into a verbal form of expression, (Chenoweth and Hayes, 2003). "The Composing Processes of Unskilled College Writers." Of these, spelling had the most consistent longitudinal influences across adjacent grade levels from, struggle with transcription, studies have shown that with appropriate instruction and. Cognitive research's understanding of effective prose, coupled with insights on the processes and subprocesses associated with its production, directs teachers to intervention techniques focusing on writing in process rather than finished products. "Understanding Complex Task Instruction," in Cognition and Instruction, Writing : The Nature , Development and Teaching of Written Communication, By clicking accept or continuing to use the site, you agree to the terms outlined in our, The Audience in the Mind’s Eye: How Journalists Imagine Their Readers. Hayes (2011) has suggested that attention to the TWSF may, develop over the school years and contribute to the increasing coherence of writer’s texts, as they mature. Developmental skills related to writing and reading acquisition in the. The twelve contributors examine recent cognitive writing models and the roles of long- and short-term memory in the writing process, demonstrating theoretically why revision is difficult for novices. We analyzed data from six independent samples to examine two potential scoring metrics for picture word CBM-W (PW), a sentence-level CBM task. For example, the writer might replace “made” with, “helped them to…” These observations suggest that the re-reading of the TWSF serves a, coordinating function. The cognitive tradition of writing research has produced a number of models of the processes involved in producing written text. He also suggests that very young writers may ignore the content of the, TWSF and attend only to its quantity using the quantity to determine if they have written, The task initiator may be a teacher who assigns an essay in class, a boss who, assigns a writing task at work, or it may be the writer herself who decides to write a story. Many find it difficult to say the print colors (e.g., green, yellow) and resist reading the, distracting color word (e.g., red, blue).

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