2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jslw.2010.04.001
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Writing through two languages: First language expertise in a language minority classroom

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“…In line with this argument, Turnbull and Dailey-O'Cain (2009) argued that the use of L1 in classrooms should not substitute or compromise for the importance of second language acquisition. Rather, it should be put into practice to facilitate L2 learning and help learners meet the demands of content area writing tasks (cited in, Kibler, 2010). Research question 3 examined students' views regarding their experience (advantages and disadvantages) in writing the direct and translated essays.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In line with this argument, Turnbull and Dailey-O'Cain (2009) argued that the use of L1 in classrooms should not substitute or compromise for the importance of second language acquisition. Rather, it should be put into practice to facilitate L2 learning and help learners meet the demands of content area writing tasks (cited in, Kibler, 2010). Research question 3 examined students' views regarding their experience (advantages and disadvantages) in writing the direct and translated essays.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En algunos casos, los estudiantes utilizaron sus diarios para escribir de una manera "exploratoria e informal" (Elbow, 1973;Kibler, 2010;Lee, 2010). Este tipo de escritura no requiere que los estudiantes produzcan textos escritos bien estructurados y con una sintaxis impecable, ni tampoco que los estudiantes estén pensando en una audiencia o lector(es) que vaya(n) a leer lo que ellos han escrito.…”
Section: La Actividad De Escribir En Los Diarios Interactivos Tambiénunclassified
“…Los resultados de esta investigación demostraron que los estudiantes mejoraron la organización del pensamiento y de sus ideas mientras escribían en sus diarios, desarrollaron una actitud positiva hacia la escritura en español y utilizaron el diario interactivo para generar temas y así producir composiciones La escritura es una de las actividades mentales más complejas y, por lo tanto, una de las más difíciles de desarrollar (Flower & Hayes, 1981;Wang & Wen, 2002). Algunos investigadores (Graves, 1991;Graves & Stuart 1985;Harste, Short & Burke, 1988;Kibler, 2010;Langer & Applebee, 1987;Myles, 2002) que han estudiado tanto la naturaleza como el desarrollo de la escritura han concluido que esta involucra múltiples decisiones que debe tomar un escritor como parte del proceso para producir un texto escrito. Pero, para tomar decisiones y comenzar a escribir, los escritores deben estar lo suficientemente motivados para así sobrevivir a las angustias y frustraciones que causa el proceso que ocasiona poner ideas en un papel (Atkinson, 2003;Raimes, 1983).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…All classroom handouts and drafts of their writing were collected on a daily basis in efforts to trace the development of students' texts in response to classroom interaction. Such painstaking documentation of the writing process was undertaken according to a belief that the "interactional histories" (Kibler, 2009(Kibler, , 2010) of a given text -the various interactions students have with oral and written texts, peers, and teachers while drafting and editing their writing -are an important window into students' language and literacy development.…”
Section: Approaches To Data Collection and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%