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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Essayist Literacy"”.

  1. Making meaning in academic writing: mature women students in higher education

    … academic writing (1993; 1998); the notion of literacy practices as developed by a number of writers (Street 1993; Barton 1994) and in particular the notion of essayist literacy (Scollon and Scollon 1981; Gee 1996); Bakhtin's dialogic notion of language and, in particular, the significance he …

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  2. Possibilities for patchwork eportfolios? Critical dialogues and reflexivity as strategic acts of interruption

    … ‘habitus’ (Bourdieu, 1991) or ‘everyday use’ of literacy valorises and legitimates essayist literacy and its monologic addressivity, a discursive arena where, “it is the tutor’s voice that predominates, determining what the task is and how it should be done” (Lillis 2001, p.75) with an emphasis …

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  3. The significance of the field of practice ‘Learning Development’ in UK higher education

    … HE practices (particularly the privileging of ‘essayistliteracy) iv) the tendency to limit student subject positions in respect of how HE is conceived and delivered The thesis concludes by offering some suggestions for further research and practice that may be useful for Learning Developers …

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  4. New Media, Multiliteracies, and the Globalized Classroom

    … World Englishes, intercultural communication, literacy studies, and media studies, exploring and exploiting the potentials these intersecting fields have for improving the practice of teaching writing to a diverse body of students. It took a multiliterate approach to teaching writing in its …

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