The Elementary Persuasive Letter: Two Cases of Situated Competence, Strategy, and Agency

Abstract

Research on persuasive writing by elementary children posits primarily a developmental perspective, claiming that elementary-age children can effectively argue through talk but not through writing. While this view is commonly held, this article presents counterevidence.

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