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This visual, interactive model of the writing process offers an evidence-based model of the processes involved in advanced composition. It is aimed at writing practitioners, researchers and writers who are interested in understanding how successful writers produce longer and complex texts. The model can be accessed on www.modelofwriting.com.
Authors: Ursula Canton and Sarah Garden
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