2017
DOI: 10.1080/0969594x.2017.1330251
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Introducing teachers to new semiotic tools for writing instruction and writing assessment: consequences for students’ writing proficiency

Abstract: This article reports consequences for student writing quality based on a long-term professional learning project. Project teachers, representing all school subjects in grades 3-7, were presented with a writing construct, 'Wheel of Writing', and norms of expectation for writing proficiency. Participating teachers used the writing construct and norms as a basis for writing instruction and writing assessment. The project was conducted in 24 schools across Norway. 3088 students from 20 project schools participated… Show more

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“…A number of intervention studies support the mixed methods study, and the follow-up study also explores how incorporating the support of participating teachers can enable student learning in the L1 grammar classroom (when integrated into the writing classroom). Examples are the Australian Grammar and Praxis project (Macken-Horarik et al, 2018) and the Norwegian writing project NORM (2012-16), which, through interventions, supported teachers to be aware of subject-specific writing tasks and, moreover, explored the effect of teaching with a functional perspective on students' writing across all school subjects (Berge et al, 2017;Matre & Solheim, 2016).…”
Section: Grammar Teaching and Written Competenciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of intervention studies support the mixed methods study, and the follow-up study also explores how incorporating the support of participating teachers can enable student learning in the L1 grammar classroom (when integrated into the writing classroom). Examples are the Australian Grammar and Praxis project (Macken-Horarik et al, 2018) and the Norwegian writing project NORM (2012-16), which, through interventions, supported teachers to be aware of subject-specific writing tasks and, moreover, explored the effect of teaching with a functional perspective on students' writing across all school subjects (Berge et al, 2017;Matre & Solheim, 2016).…”
Section: Grammar Teaching and Written Competenciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Elevtekstene er skrevet som del av intervensjonsprosjektet Developing national standards for the assessment of writing. A tool for teaching and learning «Normprosjektet», (Berge et al (2017)). I dette prosjektet måtte de deltakende laererne utforme skriveoppgaver ut fra modellen Skrivehjulet (se vedlegg 1).…”
Section: Aspekt Som Analytisk Tilnaerming Til Utforskende Elevteksterunclassified
“…Korpuset er en digital samling av 5196 elevtekster hentet inn i forbindelse med forskningsprosjektet «Developing national standards for writing. A tool for teaching and learning» også kalt «NORM-prosjektet» (Berge et al, 2017). Studentene vurderte 4 tekster skrevet av elever på 4. trinn.…”
Section: Intervensjonunclassified
“…I løpet av tre seminarer (av 3 x 45 minutter) fikk de opplaering i hvordan de kunne navigere i Normkorpuset for å få tilgang til elevtekster fra ulike klassetrinn. De fikk også en kort gjennomgang av Skriveprøven 2017 og vurderingshåndboken (Nasjonalt senter for skriveopplaering og skriveforskning, 2017), og mulighet til å trene på å vurdere ulike tekster med skalaen og vurderingsområdene fra NORM-prosjektet (Berge et al, 2017). Det ble lagt vekt på at studentene skulle vurdere tekstene individuelt.…”
Section: Intervensjonunclassified
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