The effects of writing-process-based instruction and word processing on remedial and accelerated 11th graders

作者: Gwendolyn S. Rosenbluth , W.Michael Reed

DOI: 10.1016/0747-5632(92)90020-F

关键词: PsychologyRemedial educationAnxietyWord processingTask (project management)FluencyApprehensionComputer anxietyWriting processCognitive psychology

摘要: … Abstract - In this study involving 38 remedial and 29 accelerated 11th~grade students, two groups from each ability level received writing-process-based instruction using computers …

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