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ERIC Number: EJ451383
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 1992
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The Influences of Mode of Discourse, Experiential Demand, and Gender on the Quality of Student Writing.
Engelhard, George, Jr.; And Others
Research in the Teaching of English, v26 n3 p315-36 Oct 1992
Suggests that mode of discourse, experiential demand, and gender are significant predictors of writing quality. Finds that narrative writing tasks elicit higher ratings than descriptive or expository; writing tasks requiring personal response (rather than impersonal or outside knowledge) received higher ratings; and quality of writing was more highly rated for females than for males. (SR)
Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
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Language: English
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