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ERIC ED294205: Calling Writers' Bluffs: Sources of Readers' Judgeme...
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To examine "bluffing"--ways in which conflicts in
classrooms and evaluation procedures influence the styles
of student writing and teachers' responses to different
styles, a study analyzed the placement-test essays of 99
undergraduates entering Temple University (Pennsylvania)
in the fall of 1982. Analysis of the texts was based on a
taxonomy of given/new information developed by Ellen
Prince (1981). Although specific styles of elaboration
correlated significantly with the essays' holistic
scores, close analysis revealed that the correlation
could not be explained in terms of a contribution to the
communication of text content. (A sample essay relying on
information assumed unfamiliar, and a sample essay
relying on information assumed familiar or inferable are
appended.) (MM)
Date Published: 2014-12-23 07:02:53
Identifier: ERIC_ED294205
Item Size: 11507718
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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