The contrast between implicit and explicit organization is the source of a fundamental conflict in writing¶
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q1 i? The contrasting nature of the implicit organization guiding the constitution of the writer's understanding and the explicit organization required to satisfy rhetorical goals is the source of a fundamental conflict in writing. → Galbraith 2018
Evidence¶
Galbraith 2018¶
Galbraith, D., & Baaijen, V. M. (2018). The Work of Writing: Raiding the Inarticulate. Educational psychologist, 53(4), 238-257. https://doi.org/10.1080/00461520.2018.1505515
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Theoretical argument advanced in the article's abstract. The article states this conflict arises even though "both processes are required for effective writing"; no empirical data are reported for this proposition in the supplied text.
"the contrasting nature of the implicit organization guiding the constitution of the writer's understanding and the explicit organization required to satisfy rhetorical goals is the source of a fundamental conflict in writing"
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Writing Skills — predictor: learners who differ on it differ in outcomes
Related Claims¶
- Both knowledge-constituting and knowledge-transforming processes are required for effective writing — related
- A knowledge-constituting process synthesizes writing content from constraints within semantic memory — related
- A knowledge-transforming process manipulates episodic-memory content in working memory to satisfy rhetorical goals — related
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The contrast between implicit and explicit organization is the source of a fundamental conflict in writing |
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The contrast between implicit and explicit organization is the source of a fundamental conflict in writing |
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