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Developing Written Communication Skills Through Integration of the Three Modes
Resource Category: Language Resource
Cultural Resource
Description: Traditionally, writing in the foreign language curriculum has focused on the writing product, emphasizing the development of grammatical and syntactic accuracy. Current research supports a process approach. The challenge for foreign language teachers is to integrate writing into language instruction from the very beginning. National Standards provide a framework for teaching written communication through the integration of the three modes of communication.
Editorial Board Review: This is Chapter nine in the TEACHER'S HANDBOOK: CONTEXTUALIZED LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION, Second edition. The chapter is oriented in a major way to writing: L1 and L2; successful and unsuccessful writing; relation to other language competencies; writing research and foreign language teaching. The chapter also relates to the development of written communication through the integration of the three communicative modes in elementary, secondary education, and beyond. Teaching writing as both product and process are examined. Means of giving learners feedback through a variety of means. The episodes help teachers design homework or activities in elementary or middle school and high school. The case studies examine writing activities that do not work and the integration of peer revision into the writing process.
Bibliographic Information: Shrum, Judith L. and Glisan, Eileen W. (2000). Developing Written Communication Skills Through Integration of the Three Modes. In Teacher's Handbook: Contextualized Language Instruction (Second Edition,, pp. 219-53). Boston: Heinle & Heinle.

ISBN: 978-1413004625
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Keywords: Elementary and Middle Levels, Feedback, Integration of Communicative Modes, Peer Revision, Proficiency-oriented Writing, Response to Writing, Scoring Methods, Secondary Level, Task-oriented Writing, Writing as Communication, Writing Process
National Standards: Communication: Interpersonal
Communication: Interpretive
Communication: Presentational
Language of Resource: English
Target Language(s): Spanish , Chinese , Quechua, German , Tamil , French , Korean , Turkish, Hindi , English , Arabic , Japanese , Hausa , Yoruba , Kiswahili
Instructional level: Four-year College/University
Educator Level: University Professor
Area of interest: University Teacher Education
Cultural topics: Assessment
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Communication
Interpersonal
Interpretative
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Acquisition Information: Points of Acquisition: Downloadable from Internet
POA Comments: Heinle & Heinle
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