The Psychology of Written Composition

Overview

Two models of composing processes - An integrative schema for studying the composing process - From conversation to composition - The role of production factors in writing ability - Information processing load of written composition - How children cope with the processing demands of coordinating ideas in writing - Knowledge telling and the problem of inert knowledge - The development of planning in writing - Links between composing and comprehending strategies - Fostering evaluative, diagnostic, and remedial capabilities - Fostering reflective processes - Helping children gain insight into their own cognitive processes - Knowledge-telling and knowledge transforming differences : their psychological and educational implications.

Details

Publisher

L. Erlbaum Associates

Published

1987

Pages

389

Language

EN

Categories

Language Arts & Disciplines / Communication Studies, Language Arts & Disciplines / Writing / General, Language Arts & Disciplines / Writing / Composition, Language Arts & Disciplines / Journalism, Language Arts & Disciplines / Rhetoric, Psychology / Cognitive Psychology & Cognition, Social Science / Media Studies

ISBN-13

9780898596472