The Effects of Written Comment on Expository Composition
This study was planned to investigate the effects of written comments on the expository compositions of eleventh-grade students using a cross section of ability groups. Data for combined groups and data for high-, middle-, and low-ability groups were used to determine whether one type of comment was...
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ndltd-unt.edu-info-ark-67531-metadc1643962018-02-24T05:10:36Z The Effects of Written Comment on Expository Composition Gee, Thomas C., 1940- eleventh grade English composition English language -- Style -- Study and teaching (Secondary). This study was planned to investigate the effects of written comments on the expository compositions of eleventh-grade students using a cross section of ability groups. Data for combined groups and data for high-, middle-, and low-ability groups were used to determine whether one type of comment was more effective than another in improving the quantity and quality of student compositions and in improving student attitudes toward composition. Teachers may use the findings as a guide to what kinds of comments are most effective in reinforcing good writing skills and attitudes. North Texas State University Plunkett, John W. McCarter, William, 1939- Martin, B. E. Williamson, John A. 1970-06 Thesis or Dissertation vii, 80 leaves Text call-no: 379 N81d no.369 local-cont-no: nd_00369 untcat: b1493506 https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc164396/ ark: ark:/67531/metadc164396 English Public Copyright Copyright is held by the author, unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved. Gee, Thomas C., 1940- |
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This study was planned to investigate the effects of written comments on the expository compositions of eleventh-grade students using a cross section of ability groups. Data for combined groups and data for high-, middle-, and low-ability groups were used to determine whether one type of comment was more effective than another in improving the quantity and quality of student compositions and in improving student attitudes toward composition. Teachers may use the findings as a guide to what kinds of comments are most effective in reinforcing good writing skills and attitudes. |
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The Effects of Written Comment on Expository Composition |
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