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WRITING SKILL
WRITING GROUP
TEACHING ENGLISH AS FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Outline
Definition
Supporting Theory
Teaching Technique
Selecting material
Definition
Expressivist
Writing is individualistic, and writing is taught by turning students inward to
discover their “authentic” selves and produce “original” writing
(Elbow, 1973 & 1981; Macrorie, 1976; Murray, 1968 & 1969)
Expressivist
writing involves discrete/recognizable processes, it’s taught by studying writers
in situ and then teaching others to navigate the processes these writers
participate in
(Emig, 1971; Flowers & Hayes, 1981)
Theory of Writing
Social-constructivist
writing is a social act. It’s political and it drives, is influenced by, and circulates
within communities. It is taught by helping students examine the writing
conventions and values in/across discourse communities
Planning
a state where students are ready to write, to gather information and to decide
the ideas that are going to be developed
Drafting
a process which requires students to develop the idea into complete
sentences or the basic structure of writing
Revising
an important part of the process of writing where the students need to
reconsider or rethink the coherence, word choice, mechanics and organization
Final Version
a process which requires students to recheck the whole elements of the text
before being published
Teaching Technique
Writing for
learning
Reinforcement
Engage more on the learned grammar
writing
Preparation Prior activity in teaching other language
writing skills
Teach writing in integrated with other
Activity writing
language skills
Teaching Technique
Writing for
Writing
Harmer, 2001
Rubric and Microskills
The Organization
The Vocabulary
Produce an acceptable core of words and use appropriate word order patterns
Rubric and Microskills
The Language