Research in the Teaching of English May 1981

Pausing and Planning: The Tempo of Written Discourse Production

Ann Matsuhashi University of Illinois Chicago

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Research in the Teaching of English
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1981-05-01
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10.58680/rte198115773
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  4. Concha et al. (2011)
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  5. Miller (2005)
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    Computer support for the rhythms of writing
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  3. HAAS (1990)
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  4. DURST et al. (1990)
    Appealing Texts: The Persuasive Writing of High School Students
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  5. DURST (1989)
    Monitoring Processes in Analytic and Summary Writing
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  6. NEWELL et al. (1989)
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  7. KELLY (1988)
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  8. Flinn (1987)
    Case studies of revision aided by keystroke recording and replaying software
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  9. WILLIAMS (1987)
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  10. PIAZZA (1987)
    Identifying Context Variables in Research on Writing: A Review and Suggested Di…
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  11. Langston (1986)
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