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Supporting Technical Professionals' Metacognitive Development in Technical Communication through Contrasting Rhetorical Problem Solving

This article presents an experimental pedagogical framework for providing technical professionals with practice on writing skills focusing on the development of their metacognitive rhetorical awareness. The article outlines the theoretical foundation that led to the development of the framework, fol...

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Published in:Technical communication quarterly 2016-10, Vol.25 (4), p.244-259
Main Authors: Karatsolis, Andreas, Ishizaki, Suguru, Lovett, Marsha, Rohrbach, Stacie, Kaufer, Mollie
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