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Triangulated multi-source assessment of writing processes and writing knowledge

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A methodological framework combining three elements to examine writing processes of struggling adult writers: observation of collaborative writing tasks, analyses of written texts, and structured individual interviews with retrospective and prospective parts. The article states "This methodical approach provides productive tools to assess writing processes and writing knowledge of struggling adult writers" and visualizes the triangulation in a case study.

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  • Triangulated multi-source assessment of writing processes and writing knowledge: A methodological framework combining three elements to examine writing processes of struggling adult writers: observation of collaborative writing tasks, analyses of written texts, and structured individual interviews with retrospective and prospective parts. The article states "This methodical approach provides productive tools to assess writing processes and writing knowledge of struggling adult writers" and visualizes the triangulation in a case study. (Sturm (2016))

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  • Sturm, A. (2016). Observing writing processes of struggling adult writers with collaborative writing. Journal of Writing Research, 8(2), 301-344. https://doi.org/10.17239/jowr-2016.08.02.05
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title Triangulated multi-source assessment of writing processes and writing knowledge
description A methodological framework combining three elements to examine writing processes of struggling adult writers: observation of collaborative writing tasks, analyses of written texts, and structured individual interviews with retrospective and prospective parts.
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