Research in the Teaching of English Jan 1973

Non Standard English Usage in the Writing of Black, White, and Hispanic Remedial English Students in an Urban Community College

Samuel A. Kirschner Adelphi University ; G. Howard Poteet Essex County College

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Research in the Teaching of English
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1973-01-01
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10.58680/rte197320131
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  1. Mix (2003)
    Evidencing Nonstandard Feature Dynamics: “Speak Aloud and Write” Protocols by A…
    Written Communication
  2. RAFOTH et al. (1984)
    The Impact of Content and Mechanics on Judgments of Writing Quality
    Written Communication

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