New directions in Writing as a Learning Activity
Perry D. Klein, Pietro Boscolo, Carmen Gelati, Lori C. Kirkpatrick
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Writing to Argue: Writing as a Tool for Oral and Written Argumentation
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Writing to Learn from Multiple-Source Inquiry Activities in History
Jennifer Wiley, Brent Steffens, M. Anne Britt, Thomas D. Griffin
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Writing a Synthesis from Multiple Sources as a Learning Activity
María del Mar Mateos Sanz, Isabel Solé i Gallart, Elena Martín Ortega, Isabel Cuevas Fernández, Mariana Miras, Núria Castells
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Summary Writing as a Tool for Improving the Comprehension of Expository Texts: An Intervention Study in a Primary School
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Moving from "Fuzzines" to Canonical Knowledge: The Role of Writing in Developing Cognitive and Representational Resources
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Writing about Reading to Advance Thinking: A Study in Situated Cognitive Development
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Knowledge Construction in Collaborative Science Writing: Strategic Simplicity, Distributed Complexity, and Explanatory Sophistication
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