Teaching process writing for intermediate/advanced learners in South Korea
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2011-05-03Author
Bae, Jungnan
Department
TESOL
Advisor(s)
Klemp, Annette
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In this paper, the author shows how process writing in English writing classrooms has become an essential way to improve students' writing abilities and the author discusses how to implement process writing in EFL writing classrooms. First, the author provides descriptions of process writing and other writing approaches. In the second part, the author discusses process writing in detail. Then after defining process, the author explains the features of process writing and compares it to the product writing approach. Next, the author compares L1 (first language) with L2 (second language) writing processes and skilled with unskilled writers' writing processes. Then, the author examines the recursive nature of the writing process and introduces the stages of the writing process and classroom activities for each stage. In addition, the author investigates how to give feedback on students' writing and how to use portfolios in process writing classrooms. In the final section, the author introduces a pedagogical application of process writing for an EFL class in South Korea.
Subject
TESOL
Writing
Process writing
English language--Composition and exercises
Education--Korea (South)
English language--Study and teaching--Korea (South)
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Plan B Paper. 2011. Master of Arts-TESOL--University of Wisconsin-River Falls. English Department. 81 leaves. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 61-63).
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