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Component measures battery: linguistic knowledge, fluency, and metacognitive knowledge tests in L1 and L2

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A battery of L1 and L2 linguistic knowledge, fluency, metacognitive knowledge, and writing-performance measures developed by Schoonen et al. for assessing grade 8 students' writing-related component skills.

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  • Component measures battery: linguistic knowledge, fluency, and metacognitive knowledge tests in L1 and L2: The study administered a battery of measures to 281 grade 8 students covering linguistic knowledge, speed of processing (fluency/accessibility), and metacognitive knowledge in both Dutch (L1) and English (L2), alongside writing performance tasks. These measures served as observed indicators in structural equation models estimating each component's contribution to writing. The battery enabled the cross-language comparison that showed fluency's added value was null once linguistic knowledge was accounted for. (R. Schoonen et al. (2003))

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Key Sources

  • R. Schoonen, A. van Gelderen, K. de Glopper, J. Hulstijn, A. Simis, P. Snellings, M. Stevenson. (2003). First language and second language writing: the role of linguistic knowledge, speed of processing, and metacognitive knowledge. Language Learning, 53(1), 165-202. https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-9922.00213
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title Component measures battery: linguistic knowledge, fluency, and metacognitive knowledge tests in L1 and L2
description A battery of L1 and L2 linguistic knowledge, fluency, metacognitive knowledge, and writing-performance measures developed by Schoonen et al.
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