Writing and Handwriting Education

External reference: https://openalex.org/T12070

  1. Differentiated instruction improved writing engagement in EFL class
    Case study examining how an EFL teacher used exploratory action research to enhance paragraph writing instruction, finding differentiated instruction more effective than collaborative group writing.
  2. Academic writing competence was moderately linked to academic literacy
    Study of 505 nursing students reveals moderate positive correlation between academic writing competency and academic literacy, with most lacking prior writing training.
  3. Most K-3 teachers used AI, but worried about student use
    Study of 107 K-3 teachers reveals 80% use AI for instructional materials but express concerns about student writing tasks due to developmental readiness and creativity loss.
  4. Teacher feedback improved Grade VII spelling and grammar
    Quasi-experimental study examining how structured teacher feedback improves spelling accuracy and grammatical competence in Grade VII English language learners over 68 weeks.
  5. SRSD improved argumentative writing in Turkish learners
    SRSD model significantly improves argumentative writing skills in international students learning Turkish, demonstrating structured strategy-based instruction enhances academic writing competence.
  6. Content specialists' views on writing-for-publication instruction
    Qualitative synthesis of thirty-nine studies examining how content specialists teach graduate students writing for publication, revealing diverse theoretical frameworks and instructional.
  7. Narrative writing patterns differed by institution and scoring links
    Comparative analysis of writing assessment and linguistic patterns in narratives from public and private Mexican universities using automated analysis and SISAT scoring.
  8. AI feedback may not fit learners’ revision processes
    Analysis of AI feedback tools' alignment with revision process requirements, identifying tensions between feedback immediacy and learner cognitive needs, agency preservation, and task authenticity.