reading an esl writer’s text
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2011
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Abstract
This paper focuses on reading as a central act of communication in the tutorial session. Writing center tutors without extensive experience reading writing by second language writers may have difficulty getting past the many differences in surface-level features, organization, and rhetorical moves. After exploring some of the sources of these differences in writing, the authors present strategies that writing tutors can use to work effectively with second language writers.
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| Authors | ;Paul Kei Matsuda;Michelle Cox |
| Journal | bioorganic \& medicinal chemistry |
| Year | 2011 |
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