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There are some reputable open-access journals out there, such as this one. From: Van Waes Luuk [mailto:luuk.vanwaes@ua.ac.be] Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 4:27 PM To: noreply_jowr@jowr.org Subject: New issue of the Journal of Writing Research: special issue on Gender and Writing If you have difficulties reading this message, please visit: http://www.jowr.org/current.html [JoWR] A new issue of the Journal of Writing Research is now available online<http://www.jowr.org/current.html>: TABLE OF CONTENTS Vol. 3, No. 3 | March 2012 SPECIAL ISSUE: Gender and Writing Guest Editors | Shelley Stagg Peterson and Judy M. Parr Gender and literacy issues and research: Placing the spotlight on writing Shelley Stagg Peterson & Judy M. Parr Journal of Writing Research 3(3), 151-161 PDF<http://jowr.org/Ccount/click.php?id=42> Mapping the landscape: Gender and the writing classroom Susan Jones Journal of Writing Research 3(3), 163-179 PDF<http://jowr.org/Ccount/click.php?id=43> Children's gendered ways of talking about learning to write Nora Scheuer, Montserrat de la Cruz, Ana Pedrazzini, Maria Sol Iparraguirre & Juan Ignacio Pozo Journal of Writing Research 3(3), 181-216 PDF<http://jowr.org/Ccount/click.php?id=44> Girls, identities and agency in adolescents' digital literacy practices Dimitrios Koutsogiannis & Vassiliki Adampa Journal of Writing Research 3(3), 217-247 PDF<http://jowr.org/Ccount/click.php?id=45> Is it differences in language skills and working memory that account for girls being better at writing than boys? Lorna Bourke & Anne-Marie Adams Journal of Writing Research 3(3), 249-277 PDF<http://jowr.org/Ccount/click.php?id=46> The Journal of Writing research is an open access journal. You can download the articles from the JOWR-website<http://www.jowr.org/current.html>. To receive automatic alerts for the next issues, you can register<http://sig-writing.publication-archive.com/public?fn=register> yourself and create a personal profile. ________________________________ No virus found in this message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com<http://www.avg.com> Version: 2012.0.1913 / Virus Database: 2114/4846 - Release Date: 03/02/12
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