AbstractThis case study investigated the effects of task-based writing instruction on graduate students’ audience awareness. The researchers chose six graduate students purposefully and invited them to a focus group interview to understand their current sense of audience in writing. Accordingly, a series of audience-focused tasks were designed, validated and piloted. The participants had been exposed to these tasks through a series of online workshops for six months. During this time, they were asked to keep journals. The analysis of students’ journals and the content analysis of their writing products showed t hat the participants could develop a sense of audience over time
In our presentation on task design we will discuss two specific writing tasks in a series of writing...
International audienceThis study describes how Protocol-Assisted Modeling, a technique adapted from ...
Much importance is given to ‘audience awareness’ in writing research and pedagogy, but there have be...
AbstractThis case study investigated the effects of task-based writing instruction on graduate stude...
AbstractA series of online workshops was held to investigate the contributions of rhetorical analysi...
Abstract The teaching of writing has undergone many stages over the years—from product approach,...
The teaching of writing has undergone many stages over the years—from product approach, to process a...
Kindling authentic interest for writing tasks is often a major challenge - particularly, perhaps, fo...
The study investigated the effects of two writing tasks (reporting and generalizing) on the planning...
Students are experts at sizing up instructors, but many do not extend this analysis to non-instructo...
This experimental study explored the effects of different levels (imagined audience vs. interactive ...
International audienceThis study investigated the role of working memory capacity as a factor for in...
Writing is seen as a social cognitive process by the writer and teaching it will have to focus on th...
This experimental study explored the effects of different levels (imagined audience vs. interactive ...
Much importance is given to ‘audience awareness’ in writing research and pedagogy, but there have be...
In our presentation on task design we will discuss two specific writing tasks in a series of writing...
International audienceThis study describes how Protocol-Assisted Modeling, a technique adapted from ...
Much importance is given to ‘audience awareness’ in writing research and pedagogy, but there have be...
AbstractThis case study investigated the effects of task-based writing instruction on graduate stude...
AbstractA series of online workshops was held to investigate the contributions of rhetorical analysi...
Abstract The teaching of writing has undergone many stages over the years—from product approach,...
The teaching of writing has undergone many stages over the years—from product approach, to process a...
Kindling authentic interest for writing tasks is often a major challenge - particularly, perhaps, fo...
The study investigated the effects of two writing tasks (reporting and generalizing) on the planning...
Students are experts at sizing up instructors, but many do not extend this analysis to non-instructo...
This experimental study explored the effects of different levels (imagined audience vs. interactive ...
International audienceThis study investigated the role of working memory capacity as a factor for in...
Writing is seen as a social cognitive process by the writer and teaching it will have to focus on th...
This experimental study explored the effects of different levels (imagined audience vs. interactive ...
Much importance is given to ‘audience awareness’ in writing research and pedagogy, but there have be...
In our presentation on task design we will discuss two specific writing tasks in a series of writing...
International audienceThis study describes how Protocol-Assisted Modeling, a technique adapted from ...
Much importance is given to ‘audience awareness’ in writing research and pedagogy, but there have be...