Argumentative writing in a second language : perspectives on research and pedagogy /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Hirvela, Alan (ed), Belcher, Diane Dewhurst, 1951- (ed)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Ann Arbor, MI : University of Michigan, 2021.
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Table of Contents:
  • PART 1: CONCEPTUALIZING ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING INSTRUCTION AND RESEARCH 1. Situated argumentation as a rhetorical act / Ann M. Johns
  • 2. Online resources for L2 argumentative writing in secondary schools : a view from the field / Amanda Kibler, Christine Hardigree, and fares Karam
  • 3. Using the 3x3 toolkit to support argumentative writingacross disciplines / Thomas D. Mitchell and Silvia Pessoa
  • 4. Source-based argumentative writing assessment / Lia Plakans and Renka Ohta
  • 5. An analysis of the chinese way of arguing: creating a hybrid model to teach argument an inquiry process / Weier Ye and Lan Wang-Hiles
  • 6. Expertise and the teaching of argumentative writing / Alan Hirvela
  • 7. A multilingual orientation to preparing teaching assistents to teach argumentation in first-year writing / Parva Panahi
  • PART 2: APPLICATIONS AND RESEARCH IN THE CLASSROOM 8. The new bricolage: assembling and remixing voice and imagesin a multimodal argumentative text / Joel Bloch
  • 9. Remediating L2 student's argumentation in an ESL. Composition class: from print to digital argumentation / Nugrahenny Zacharias
  • 10. Blending learning to argue and arguing to learn in EFL writing instruction: a classroom inquiry / Min Zou, Xiaohui Li and Icy Lee
  • 11. An action research study aimed at improving chinese high school students' argumentation in EFL writing / Qiling Wu and Zehang Chen
  • 12. The argumentative essay from multiple sources : genre-based instruction to foster autonomy in EFL academic literacy / Natalia Dalla Costa
  • 13. Argumentative writing at the tertiary level : students´ and teachers´ perceptions of a hybrid approach / Lucas Kohnke and Frankie Har
  • 14. Analysis of pre-service teachers' reflective journals: learning to argue through writing about writing / Lisya Seloni and Nur Yigitoglu Aptoula.