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Kroll's Stages of Writing Development

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A2 Level English Language A2 (Language Acquisition) Flashcards on Kroll's Stages of Writing Development, created by 08aliell on 17/06/2015.
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Stage One: Preparation Age: 0 - 6 years old Features: basic motor skills required for writing are developed and basic principles are understood
Stage Two: Consolidation Age: 6 - 8 years old Features: writing mimics speech style and is lacking in grammar. Sentences are often short, blunt, or incomplete
Stage 3: Differentiation Age: 9 - 10 years old Features: an awareness of speech and writing as separate forms and grammar is used more confidently in complex sentences
Stage Four: Integration Age: mid-teens and onwards Features: a personal voice is developed in their writing which is now controlled and full of appropriate linguistic choices
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