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Learning to Write and Writing to Learn
Chapter 6 in: Hougen, (2013). Fundamentals of Literacy Instruction & Assessment: 6-12. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes. In publication. Learning to Write and Writing to Learn By Joan Sedita Classroom Scenario In a middle school history class, the students are Writing about several pieces of text that include a primary source, a textbook section, and a history magazine article. The Writing assignment is to answer an extended response question by synthesizing information and using text evidence from the three sources. The teacher has given the students a set of guidelines that describes the purpose and type of the Writing , the suggested length of the piece, and specific requirements such as how many main ideas should be included.
Chapter 6 in: Hougen, M.C. (2013). Fundamentals of Literacy Instruction & Assessment: 6-12.. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes. In publication. Learning to Write and Writing to Learn
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