Teaching Spelling and Composition Alone and Together: Implications for the Simple View of Writing
Teaching Spelling and Composition Alone and Together: Implications for the Simple View of Writing
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单独和一起教授拼写和作文:对简单写作观的启示
DOI:
10.1037/0022-0663.94.2.291
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
S. Graham
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作者:
V. Berninger;K. Vaughan;R. Abbott;K. Begay;Kristina Byrd Coleman;G. Curtin;Jill Minich Hawkins;S. Graham
Third graders with low compositional fluency (N = 96) were randomly assigned to 4 time-equated treatments in an instructional experiment (24 lessons over 4 months): spelling (alphabetic principle plus its alternations), composing (reflective discussion plus teacher scaffolding), combined spelling (alphabetic principle) plus composing (teacher scaffolding), and treated control (writing practice, no instruction). All treatments increased compositional fluency. Spelling and combined spelling plus composing were most effective for word-specific spelling (taught words). Teaching alternations improved phonological decoding and transferred to spelling in composing. Composing and combined spelling plus composing were most effective for persuasive essay writing. Only combined spelling plus composing increased both spelling and composing. Results are related to the simple view of writing that integrates diverse theoretical traditions and instructional practices.