Question: Which
audiences do students adapt for: non-academic or academic?
Answer: “Writing for a
non-academic audience, college students perceiving differences in audience’s
knowledge adapted their texts, while students writing for an academic audience
did not adapt their texts despite perceiving differences in audience
knowledge.” E Odoroff. 1987. P. 215.
Comment: Well, I guess audience differences in
knowledge of non-academics was perceived as significant, while academics are
academics regardless of differences in knowledge. The students probably
perceived that essential knowledge is present that enables the audience to
understand what is written. I guess. RayS.
Title: “Annotated
Bibliography of Research in the Teaching of English.” Ed. JD Marshall and RK
Durst. Research in the Teaching of
English (May 1989), 208-222.
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