The title is programmatic and refers to the activation of
reciprocal effects potentially operative in the interplay between
grammatical knowledge and writing experience. The study is based on
linguistic and didactic theory and posits that for all the endless
controversies about the whats, whys and wherefores of teaching
grammar its true purpose must be to instil competence in the
selection of linguistic resources and textual structures. Empirical
evidence is provided to show that written competence vitally
develops in early adolescence, how and why this happens, and how it
can be encouraged. This competence then flourishes by means of a
continual build-up of awareness about the way in which grammatical
knowledge and textual knowledge interact in the process of text
composition.
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