Answer: The
author believes that writing instruction should start with narrative because it
is most personal and familiar. Then the students should move to expository
writing and, finally, to persuasive writing.
Comment:
An interesting sequence in types of
writing. Keep in mind that narrative is often a big part of expository and even
of persuasive writing. RayS.
Title:
“Narrative as a Springboard for Expository and Persuasive Writing: James
Moffett Revisited.” Barbara J. Radcliffe. Voices
from the Middle (March 2012),
18-24.
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