1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf00180724
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Structural differences in the production of written arguments

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyse the structure of written argumentative texts produced by pupils in grades 3, 5, 7 and 11 in relation to three different tasks: Group A -subjects are assigned a topic question consisting of a single statement (open question); Group B -subjects are given a topic question consisting of both a statement and its opposite (opposite opinions); Group C -subjects are given an initial and a final sentence of a text, which they have to complete, and which refers to opposite opinion… Show more

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“…Hidi & Hildyard, 1983) and, to a lesser extent, exposition. Conversely, the relative importance of rhetorical relations rather than topical relations suggests that topical information may not have as strong a facilitating effect on argumentation, though there is mixed evidence on this question (Andriessen, Coirier, Roos, Passerault, & Bert-Erboul, 1996;De Bernardi & Antolini, 1996).…”
Section: Organization Domain Knowledge and Working Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hidi & Hildyard, 1983) and, to a lesser extent, exposition. Conversely, the relative importance of rhetorical relations rather than topical relations suggests that topical information may not have as strong a facilitating effect on argumentation, though there is mixed evidence on this question (Andriessen, Coirier, Roos, Passerault, & Bert-Erboul, 1996;De Bernardi & Antolini, 1996).…”
Section: Organization Domain Knowledge and Working Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, De Bernardi and Antolini (1996) report on the effects of the task on the texts produced by students in grades 3, 5, 7 and 11 and the positive influence of the content that is made available. Yeh (1998) draws attention to how middle school student judgments of content and organisation influence their writing of argumentative essays.…”
Section: Previous Work On Children's Persuasive Writingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A primeira refere-se à hipótese de que as condutas de justificação de pontos de vista emergiriam mais cedo no desenvolvimento ontogenético da criança, se comparadas ao manejo discursivo de ponto de vista alternativos e contra-argumentos (por ex. : De Bernardi & Antolini, 1996;Golder & Coirier, 1994Leitão & Banks-Leite, 2006) embora, menos freqüentemente, alguns autores têm postulado um desenvolvimento precoce das condutas opositivas (Ferreira, 2005;Orsolini & Pontecorvo, 1992;Pontecorvo, 1987;Stein, Bernas, Calicchia & Wright, 1996;Stein & Miller, 1993). A segunda assimetria torna-se visível na comparação entre a argumentação oral e a escrita gerada por crianças.…”
Section: Argumentação Da Criançaunclassified
“…A segunda assimetria torna-se visível na comparação entre a argumentação oral e a escrita gerada por crianças. Em contraste com a aparente facilidade com que crianças justificam pontos de vista e lidam com oposição em situações de interação oral, a realização das mesmas operações em textos escritos parece ser tarefa consideravelmente mais árdua (De Bernardi & Antolini, 1996;Dolz, 1996;Golder & Coirier, 1996;Santos & Vasconcelos, 1997).…”
Section: Argumentação Da Criançaunclassified