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“The main objective of the Action is to improve the understanding of how written production is mastered and how its learning and use can be optimised for all European citizens, especially schoolchildren and working adults. The Action will build bridges between European countries and researchers, enhancing research and disseminating recommendations throughout European society.”

More specifically, the Action will (i) bring together researchers from different European countries, tackle the question of writing from a Europe-specific perspective (L1/L2, teaching methods, cultural dimensions) and stimulate the network by training junior researchers, and (ii) bridge the gap between academia and society by taking societal needs into account, and link researchers and practitioners via the provision of practical recommendations.

COST IS0703 project

 

 

Last update : 25 March 2009

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