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Does ‘Talk 4 Writing’ have a positive impact on learners’ meta-cognition, independence and confidence with extended writing?

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Harwood, E. (2020). Does ‘Talk 4 Writing’ have a positive impact on learners’ meta-cognition, independence and confidence with extended writing? [Master's thesis]. University of Oxford.

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Harwood, E. Does ‘Talk 4 Writing’ Have a Positive Impact on Learners’ Meta-Cognition, Independence and Confidence with Extended Writing? . 2020. University of Oxford, Master's thesis.

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Harwood, E. 2020. “Does ‘Talk 4 Writing’ Have a Positive Impact on Learners’ Meta-Cognition, Independence and Confidence with Extended Writing? .” Master's thesis, University of Oxford.
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Division:: SSD
Department:: Education
Role:: Author

DOI:: 10.5287/ora-qr68pyxy4
Type of award:: MSc taught course
Level of award:: Masters
Awarding institution:: University of Oxford

Language:: English
Keywords:: MLT 2020

MLT
Subjects:: Education
Deposit date:: 2023-02-10
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_9ea4ff1b99e3480f918af1f9f3fccf06

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Copyright holder:: Elizabeth Harwood
Copyright date:: 2020
Rights statement:: © the Author(s) 2020

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