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A Natural Way to WriteFrancis-Noël ThomasHarry S. Truman College Mark B. TurnerCase Western Reserve University - Department of Cognitive Science June 24, 2011 Princeton University Press Blog, June 24, 2011 Abstract: Traditional writing instruction tacitly assumes that writing is a normal human activity requiring no fundamental cognitive work. We begin by acknowledging the fact that writing is utterly alien to the human evolutionary endowment. There is, however, a species-wide, ancient behavior underlying writing. Cognitive scientists call it "joint attention," and we think it is the most sensible and practical place to begin learning to write.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 4 Keywords: Writing, Joint Attention, Cognitive Science Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: August 16, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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