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Krashen, Stephen – Foreign Language Annals, 2021
The lack of citations of previous research is the result of serious problems all readers of scholarly publications have: (1) articles are unnecessarily long; (2) they are written in unnecessarily complex prose; and (3) journal subscriptions and books are very expensive. The solution: Short, clearly written scholarly papers, published in…
Descriptors: Writing for Publication, Citation Analysis, Citations (References), Scholarship
MacDonald, Susan Peck – 1985
Academic writing is distinguished by its being a problem solving activity, no matter how tentative the solutions. In this regard, writing about literature is a form of academic writing that shares the same assumptions as other academic writing. The problem solving activity of the literary interpreter consists of discovering, preserving, or…
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Difficulty Level, Higher Education, Interpretive Skills
Keech, Catharine Lucas – 1982
In examining why performance scores on writing tests so often fail to improve in neat positive intervals for individuals and groups, testers have sought the answer in differences in test conditions on progressive retestings. Two other sources of performance variation are possible: the U-shaped learning curve or phenomenon of apparent regression…
Descriptors: Achievement Gains, Cohesion (Written Composition), Difficulty Level, Discourse Analysis