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Type of Document Thesis Author Snyder, Laura B. Author's Email Address laurasnyder@gmail.com URN etd-11112010-224824 Title Writing Instruction in Third Grade Classrooms and Effects on Students' Literacy Achievement Degree Master of Science Department Teacher Education, School of Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Carol Connor Committee Chair Barbara Foorman Committee Member Young Suk Kim Committee Member Keywords
- Writing Instruction
- Writing Process
- Elementary Students
- Student Achievement
Date of Defense 2010-09-30 Availability unrestricted Abstract This study used data collected for the Individualizing Student Instruction (ISI) randomized control field trial to examine the nature and variability of writing instruction in third grade classrooms. Writing instruction was coded from classroom observations from the fall, winter, and spring. Instruction was coded for time spent in teacher/child-managed prewriting/planning, teacher/child-managed writing instruction, teacher/child-managed revising/editing, child-managed writing, and child-managed revising/editing. Findings revealed that there is considerable variability in the writing instruction that students receive. Results showed that writing activities with the exception of teacher/child-managed prewriting/planning were generally associated with writing gains.Files
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