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Writing with a different tool : a case study of the influence of the word processor on writing process and product teaching of english as second language
This case study sought to investigate whether the word processor had any discernible influence on the writing behaviour of one secondary school student and whether the use of the word processor had any effects on the quality of essays written. The subject wrote six argumentative essays, alternating
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