Writing Center Journal 2002 web Open Access

Students' Attitudes Towards Writing and the Development of Academic Writing Skills

Bojana Petric

Abstract

Discusses general issues related to attitudes towards writing, which may be of interest to those working with English-as-a-second-language students, especially students coming from educational settings where writing is not traditionally taught. Presents the practice of the Writing Center at Central European University, one of the few centers in Eastern Europe, in dealing with students' attitudes towards writing

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Writing Center Journal
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2002
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10.7771/2832-9414.1502
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