Oasis for Learning: Writing breakthroughs and conceptual threshold crossings

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Writing breakthroughs and conceptual threshold crossings

Writing breakthroughs and conceptual threshold crossings

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Writing breakthroughs and conceptual threshold crossings

By Gina Wisker 15 December 2012 @ 9:17pm

This ppt was developed for a conference and uses research findings to look at writing blocks and breakthroughs. It is built on the theories of conceotual threshold crossings (Meyer Land Cousin; Wisker and Kiley)

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