The Effects of Writing on Students’ Understanding of Literary Texts

James D. Marshall

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1962Thought and language 1968Life in Classrooms 1980Identifying the organization of writing processes 1964The course of cognitive growth.1981Is there a Text in this Class?2016Cognitive Processes in Writing 2020Writing as a Mode of Learning 1970Language and learning

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