"What you think, feel, and experience shape your writing:" Cognitive, affective, and contextual processes in ESESL writing

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Title "What you think, feel, and experience shape your writing:" Cognitive, affective, and contextual processes in ESESL writing
 
Creator Leah E Gustilo; De La Salle University
 
Subject Education
Cognitive processes; cognitive-based writing; composing processes; ESL writing; writing proficiency
 
Description The present study positions itself within the research tradition based on the cognitive process and focuses the research lens on young writers, investigating the composing processes of six students at three proficiency levels in their final year in high school. Cognitive-based previous research is generally limited to describing how cognitive strategies interact during writing and how these strategies spell the difference between good and poor writers. There is a need to look at the writing context and varying experiences among writers, which help account for the differences in the cognitive processes among writers and their sources of difficulty. Hence, the present study seeks to describe (1) how secondary graduating students in a product-oriented writing context approach the writing task; and (2) how they are different or similar in terms of cognitive strategies, metacognitve models, emotions while writing, and sources of difficulty. The study underscores that writing should be viewed as multiprocesses including cognitive and emotional processes analyzed within the classroom context and experiences of writers. The findings lead to tentative conclusions and suggest implications for pedagogy and research.Keywords: Cognitive processes; cognitive-based writing; composing processes; ESL writing; writing proficiency DOI: 10.3860/taper.v19i2.1596The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 19:2 (2010), pp. 271-285
 
Publisher De La Salle University
 
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Date 2010-07-09
 
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Identifier http://www.philjol.info/index.php/TAPER/article/view/1596
 
Source The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher; Vol 19, No 2 (2010); 271-285
 
Language en
 
Coverage Philippines