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  1. Writing quality from different latent profiles of revision subprocesses in upper-primary students
  2. Enhancing disciplinary literacy through integrated writing and process instruction: an intervention study
  3. A Review of Effective Technology-Based Writing Interventions: A Componential Analysis
  4. Fostering philosophy teachers' disciplinary writing practice: A multiple-case design study
  5. Teachers’ Implementation of the Writing Curriculum in Grades 7-8 of Chilean Public Schools: A Multiple Case Study
  6. Learning to write syntheses: the effect of process feedback and of observing models on performance and process behaviors
  7. Writing process studies. Struggling with complexities
  8. Instruction in creative and argumentative writing: transfer and crossover effects on writing process and text quality
  9. Writing to Learn History: An Instructional Design Study
  10. Focused Freewriting, Tchart, or Group Debate: Effects of Prewriting Conditions on EFL Argumentative Writing
  11. Synthesis Writing in Science Orientation Classes: An Instructional Design Studio
  12. How Prior Information from National Assessments can be used when Designing Experimental Studies without a Control Group
  13. Writing fluency predicted by reading, linguistic and cognitive skills in L1 and L2 in the writing of bilingual biscriptal Persian-Swedish children
  14. Writing to Understand and Being Understood: Basic Design Principles for Writing Instruction
  15. Introduction to the special issue on synthesis tasks: where reading and writing meet
  16. Writing Process Feedback Based on Keystroke Logging and Comparison With Exemplars: Effects on the Quality and Process of Synthesis Texts
  17. How students perform synthesis tasks: An empirical study into dynamic process configurations.
  18. Identifying texts in the Warning Zone
  19. Formative writing assessment for change – introduction to the special issue
  20. Understanding writing curriculum innovation in Grades 7-12 in Chile: Linking teachers´ beliefs and practices
  21. Improving Questioning–Answering Strategies in Learning from Multiple Complementary Texts: An Intervention Study
  22. The case of 'Yummy Yummy' - a replication of an intervention program
  23. Choosing how to plan informative synthesis texts: Effects of strategy-based interventions on overall text quality
  24. The Relationship of Types of Exploration Activities with Originality of Visual Arts Designs
  25. The Relationship Between Students’ Writing Process, Text Quality, and Thought Process Quality in 11th-Grade History and Philosophy Assignments
  26. Validation of the Writing Strategies Questionnaire in the Context of Primary Education: A Multidimensional Measurement Model
  27. Teaching argumentative synthesis writing through deliberative dialogues: instructional practices in secondary education
  28. Writing creative and argumentative texts: What's the difference? Exploring how task type affects students' writing behaviour and performance
  29. Writing processes as situated regulation processes: A context-based approach to doctoral writing
  30. Evaluating effects of different forms of revision instruction in upper-primary students
  31. Learning how to synthesize: The design and evaluation of a reading-writing learning unit for high-school students
  32. Teachers' writing practices and contextual features in grades 7-12 of Chilean public schools
  33. Systematically designed literature classroom interventions: design principles, development and implementation: an introduction
  34. Learning paths in synthesis writing: Which learning path contributes most to which learning outcome?
  35. Transformative Dialogic Literature Teaching fosters adolescents’ insight into human nature and motivation
  36. Toward the validation of a literature classroom intervention to foster adolescents’ insight into human nature: an iterative design process.
  37. Effects of rhetorical text analysis on idea generation and text quality
  38. Oracy matters. Introduction to the special issue on oracy
  39. In search of an effective source use pattern for writing argumentative and informative synthesis texts
  40. Learning to write synthesis texts in secondary education: a review of intervention studies
  41. Literature education as a school for thinking: Students' learning experiences in secondary literature education
  42. Gaining Insight Into Human Nature: A Review of Literature Classroom Intervention Studies
  43. How to report writing interventions? A case study on the analytic description of two effective revision interventions
  44. The effect of the language of testing on second language learners’ academic performance in Social Studies: The case of Kreol Seselwa and English in the Seychelles classrooms
  45. Teaching writing in primary education: Classroom practice, time, teachers’ beliefs and skills.
  46. Source use and argumentation behavior in L1 and L2 writing: a within-writer comparison
  47. Effects of hypertext writing and observational learning on content knowledge acquisition, self-efficacy, and text quality: Two experimental studies exploring aptitude treatment interactions.
  48. Focus on language versus content in the pre-task: Effects of guided peer-video model observations on task performance
  49. Improving Writing in Primary Schools through a Comprehensive Writing Program
  50. Effects of Direct Instruction and Strategy Modeling on Upper-Primary Students’ Writing Development
  51. Reporting Design Principles for Effective Instruction of Writing: Interventions as Constructs
  52. Literary reading and critical thinking
  53. The impact of literature education on students' perceptions of self and others: Exploring personal and social learning experiences in relation to teacher approach
  54. Effects of self-questioning on EFL students’ engagement in literary reading /Los efectos del autocuestionamiento en la lectura comprometida de textos literarios de estudiantes de inglés como lengua extranjera
  55. Becoming original: effects of strategy instruction
  56. Writing education around the globe: introduction and call for a new global analysis
  57. Focus on form through task repetition in TBLT
  58. Learning history by composing synthesis texts: Effects of an instructional programme on learning, reading and writing processes, and text quality
  59. Students’ Learning Activities While Studying Biological Process Diagrams
  60. Learning New Grammatical Structures in Task‐Based Language Learning: The Effects of Recasts and Prompts
  61. Introduction to the special issue on Writing-to-learn studies
  62. Strategy-focused writing instruction: Just observing and reflecting on a model benefits 6th grade students
  63. Enhancing divergent thinking in visual arts education: Effects of explicit instruction of meta-cognition
  64. The mediating effect of instruction on pair composition in L2 revision and writing
  65. Students’ Ability to Solve Process-diagram Problems in Secondary Biology Education
  66. Learning to be creative. The effects of observational learning on students' design products and processes
  67. Geletterdheid in diagrammen in de bètavakken
  68. Diagrammatic Literacy in Secondary Science Education
  69. Flexibility in reading literature
  70. Quantifying the quality difference between L1 and L2 essays: A rating procedure with bilingual raters and L1 and L2 benchmark essays
  71. Mapping Research Questions About Translation to Methods, Measures, and Models
  72. Translation Skills and Trade-Off in Young L2 Learners’ Written Narrations
  73. Past, Present, and Future Contributions of Cognitive Writing Research to Cognitive Psychology
  74. An empirically grounded theory of literary development Teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge on literary development in upper secondary education.
  75. APA educational psychology handbook, Vol 3: Application to learning and teaching.
  76. Instructional theory of Language Lessons
  77. The effect of observational learning on students’ performance, processes, and motivation in two creative domains
  78. Relating self reports of writing behaviour and online task execution using a temporal model
  79. The effect of instruction type and dyadic or individual emulation on the quality of higher-order peer feedback in EFL
  80. Written narrations by 8‐ to 10‐year‐old Turkish pupils in Flemish primary education: A follow‐up of seven text features
  81. Effectiveness criteria in school effectiveness studies: Further research on the choice for a multivariate model
  82. L1 use during L2 writing: An empirical study of a complex phenomenon
  83. Two instructional designs for dialogic citizenship education: An effect study
  84. Observerend leren van peer models bij een complexe schrijftaal
  85. Process Execution of Writing and Reading: Considering Text Quality, Learner and Task Characteristics
  86. An aptitude–treatment interaction approach to writing-to-learn
  87. How do secondary school students write poetry? How creative writing processes relate to final products.
  88. Observation of peers in learning to write. Practise and research.
  89. Effects of dialogic learning on value-loaded critical thinking
  90. Special issue on Learning and Teaching L2 Writing
  91. Differences in Process and Process-Product Relations in L2 Writing
  92. Learning and Teaching L2 Writing
  93. Handboek Ontwerpen Talen
  94. Differences in Process and Process-Product Relations in L2 Writing
  95. Special issue on Learning and Teaching L2 Writing
  96. The effects of adapting a writing course to students' writing strategies
  97. Educational leadership and pupil achievement: The choice of a valid conceptual model to test effectsin school effectiveness research
  98. Literary reading activities of good and weak students: A think aloud study
  99. Writing as a learning tool: Testing the role of students’ writing strategies
  100. Writing Experiment Manuals in Science Education: The impact of writing, genre, and audience
  101. Effective Learning and Teaching of Writing
  102. Learning to Read and Write Argumentative Text by Observation of Peer Learners
  103. Learning to Write Instructive Texts by Reader Observation and Written Feedback
  104. Teachers' task demands, students' test expectations, and actual test content
  105. Observational Learning and Its Effects on the Orchestration of Writing Processes
  106. Editorial
  107. Mother-tongue education (L1) in the learning-to-learn paradigm: Creative redevelopment of learning materials
  108. The Study of Revision As a Writing Process and as a Learning-to-Write Process
  109. Editorial
  110. The dimensionality of speaking and writing: A multilevel factor analysis of situational, task and school effects
  111. Observational learning and the effects of model-observer similarity.
  112. Will that be on the test? Perceived task demands and test performance in a classroom context
  113. Observational learning and the effects of model-observer similarity.
  114. Importance in instructional text: Teachers' and students' perceptions of task demands.
  115. Changes in Cognitive Activities During the Writing Process and Relationships with Text Quality
  116. Effective learning activities in observation taks when learning to write and read argumentative texts
  117. The Power of Plural
  118. Effective strategies for the teaching and learning of writing
  119. De Verwerving Van Morfologische Regels in Schrift (III)
  120. Argumentatieve Teksten Leren Schrijven en Lezen Door Observeren
  121. De Verwerving van Morfologische Regels in Schrift
  122. De Verwerving Van Morfologische Regels in Schrift
  123. Strategie-Onderwijs in Mondelinge Taalvaardigheid
  124. Effective Teaching and Learning of Writing
  125. Theories, Models and Methodology in Writing Research
  126. Towards Strategic Language Learning
  127. Relations Between Writing Processes and Text Quality: When and How?
  128. Research in L1 Education. A Review and Preview of Applied Linguistics Research For the Benefit of Mother Tongue Education
  129. Intra- en Intertalige Transfer Van Schrijfvaardig-Heidsonderwijs
  130. De Constructie Van Spreektaken In Grootschalig Peilingsonderzoek
  131. The Dynamics of Idea Generation During Writing: An Online Study