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Writing:
A
Valid
and
Expressive
Form
to
reflect【Abstract】As
a
main
language
skill
like
listening,
speaking
or
reading,
writing
is
a
valid
and
expressive
form
to
reflect
how
well
a
student
of
English,
especially
a
student
who
learns
English
as
a
foreign
language
(EFL),
has
mastered
that
language.
This
paper
will
explore
the
nature
of
writing
as
compared
with
the
other
three
basic
language
skills,
particularly
speaking,
discuss
the
purpose
of
teaching
writing
in
the
EFL
context,
and
introduce
requirements
of
EFL
writing
for
Chinese
college
students.
【Key
words】writing;language
ability;
EFL
writing
requirements1.Nature
of
writing:
compared
with
speaking
It
is
widely
recognized
that
there
are
four
main
modes
in
which
a
language
is
used.
The
four
modes,
generally
referred
to
as
the
four
basic
language
skills
in
language
teaching,
are
listening,
speaking,
reading
and
writing.
Of
them,
reading
and
listening
are
called
the
passive
or
receptive
skills
and
speaking
and
writing,
the
active
or
productive
skills.
It
goes
without
saying
that
the
demonstration
of
language
ability
relies
more
on
the
active
or
productive
skills
like
speaking
and
writing.
As
for
the
two
active
or
productive
skills,
speaking
is
of
course
primary
to
language
since
human
beings
speak
before
they
learn
to
write.
It
does
not
mean,
however,
that
speaking
reflects
one’s
language
ability
better
than
writing.
In
fact,
many
people,
especially
teachers,
think
otherwise.
We
can
understand
why
writing
is
at
least
an
equally,
if
not
more,
valid
and
expressive
means
to
display
one’s
language
ability
by
answering
the
question
of
what
is
the
nature
of
writing.
As
R.
Neufeld
said,
“It
[Writing]
is
thought
transformed
into
a
visual
form.
In
other
words,
writing
is
a
visual
expression
of
ideas.
…Writing
is
the
process
of
taking
an
idea
from
inside
of
one’s
head
and
putting
it
in
a
code
so
that
it
can
be
shared
with
others
”(Neufeld:
4).So,
writing
covers
speaking
in
that
it
is
more
than
speaking
by
pen
to
someone
not
present.
In
other
words,
the
nature
of
writing
is
two-fold:
the
expression
of
ideas
by
means
of
a
written
“code”
that
calls
for
more
careful
and
more
exact
demonstration
of
the
mastery
of
vocabulary,
grammar
and
even
phonetic
knowledge
of
the
language
in
which
one
is
writing.
Another
reason
that
writing
is
a
more
valid
and
more
expressive
form
to
display
one’s
language
ability
is
that
writing
can
rely
on
nothing
other
than
pure
language
itself
to
express
one’s
meanings.
Speaking,
on
the
other
hand,
can
take
advantage
of
the
speaker’s
facial
expressions,
gestures
and,
most
of
all,
tones
for
communication.
Empirical
facts
also
show
the
close
relationship
between
writing
skill
and
language
ability
(Yang
Huizhong
&
C.
Weir:
148),
and
that
is
why
many
important
tests
adopt
writing
as
a
means
of
judging
learners.
Take
CET
for
example.
If
the
score
for
the
writing
part
is
0,
then
a
candidate
will
fail
no
matter
how
high
his
total
score
is.
No
such
penalty
exists
for
other
parts
like
listening
or
reading.
2.Purpose
of
teaching
writing
in
the
EFL
contextConsiderable
literature
has
been
produced
concerning
the
purpose
of
EFL
writing.
One
of
the
most
concise
but
comprehensive
discussions
is
given
by
Jeremy
Harmer
in
his
book
How
to
Teach
English.
According
to
Harmer,
the
reasons
for
teaching
writing
to
college
students
of
English
as
a
foreign
language
are
not
only
that
writing
is
a
basic
language
skill
but
also
that
writing
can
1)
reinforce
acquired
language
ability,
2)
develop
language
ability
further,
3)
help
to
learn
style,
and
finally
4)
serve
as
an
authentic
means
of
communication.
(Harmer:79)Reinforcement
of
acquired
language
ability
Harmer
puts
“Reinforcement
of
acquired
language
ability”
first
because
he
believes
that
people
can
acquire
their
mother
tongues
in
a
purely
oral
/
aural
way,
but
students
of
a
foreign
language
in
college
tend
to
rely
more
on
the
written
form
to
have
a
sound
command
of
the
language.
Most
college
students
say
that
they
benefit
more
from
seeing
the
language
written
down
by
themselves
as
well
as
by
others.
The
visual
demonstration
of
language
construction
is
invaluable
for
both
understanding
how
it
all
fits
together
and
as
an
aid
to
committing
the
new
language
to
memory.
Students
often
find
it
useful
to
write
sentences
using
new
language
shortly
after
they
have
studied
it.
(Harmer:79)
Further
language
development
It
seems,
though
Harmer
himself
cannot
be
for
sure,
that
the
actual
process
of
writing
(rather
like
the
process
of
speaking)
helps
us
to
learn
as
we
go
along.
The
mental
activity
that
we
have
to
go
through
in
order
to
construct
proper
written
texts
is
all
part
of
the
ongoing
learning
experience.
For
college
students
of
English
as
a
foreign
language,
writing
is
an
especially
effective
way
of
further
developing
their
language
ability
since
it
is
such
an
active
(compared
with
reading,
which
is
receptive)
and
direct
(compared
with
multiple
choice
exercises,
which
are
indirect)
form
of
language
practice.
Learning
style
Although
he
admits
it
is
possible
for
a
few
students
to
be
fairly
quick
at
picking
up
language
just
by
looking
and
listening,
Harmer
argues
that
for
most
of
the
college
students
of
a
foreign
language,
it
may
take
a
little
longer.
To
be
more
exact
and
to
show
greater
elegance
in
communication,
they
have
to
learn
how
to
write.
Writing
as
an
authentic
means
of
communication
One
of
the
most
important
reasons
for
teaching
writing,
in
Harmer’s
opinion,
is
that
it
is
an
authentic
means
of
communication.
College
students
of
a
foreign
language
need
to
know
how
to
write
letters,
how
to
put
written
reports
together,
how
to
reply
to
advertisements
and,
increasingly,
how
to
write
using
electronic
media
in
the
foreign
language
that
they
are
learning.
They
need
to
know
some
of
writing’s
special
conventions
(punctuation,
paragraph
construction,
etc.)
just
as
they
need
to
know
Writing
as
a
good
source
of
feedback
informationThe
research
of
writing
test
experts
also
helps
us
to
understand
the
purpose
of
EFL
writing
from
a
different
angle.
Fred
Genesee
and
John
A.
Upshur,
in
their
book
Classroom-based
Evaluation
in
Second
Language
Education,
and
J.
B.
Heaton,
in
his
book
Writing
English
Language
Tests,
all
mention
writing
as
a
good
source
of
feedback
information
of
teaching
and
learning
results.
The
teacher,
for
example,
can
learn
from
students’
compositions
how
well
they
have
been
progressing
with
their
study
of
the
foreign
tongue
by
assigning
them
writing
tasks
in
or
after
class.
Whether
spelling,
vocabulary,
structure,
grammar,
or
even
phonetics
(since
the
correct
choices
of
a
or
an
before
a
noun,
and
/–s/
or
/
-z/
suffixed
to
a
verb
depend
on
the
knowledge
of
speech
sound),
nearly
every
aspect
of
language
ability
can
be
checked
through
writing.
By
this
almost
all-around
feedback
information
from
actual
writing,
both
teachers
and
students
of
a
foreign
language
can
get
to
learn
how
well
teaching
and
learning
have
been
going
and
what
can
be
done
accordingly
in
future
instruction.
To
sum
up,
the
purpose
of
teaching
writing
in
the
EFL
context
is
not
only
for
students
to
reinforce
and
further
develop
their
language
ability
and
learn
how
to
communicate
by
means
of
writing,
but
also
for
teachers
and
students
to
use
as
a
good
source
of
feedback
information
for
the
improvement
of
teaching
and
learning.
3.Requirements
of
EFL
writing
for
Chinese
students
Just
as
knowing
the
purposes
of
EFL
writing
instruction
at
college
is
essential
to
the
understanding
of
the
importance
of
EFL
writing
evaluation,
learning
the
present
English
writing
requirements
for
college
students
in
China
is
also
critical
to
the
improvement
of
writing
instruction
and
practice.
According
to
College
English
Curriculum
Requirements
(For
Trial
Implementation),
which
was
put
into
effect
in
Chinese
colleges
and
universities
in
June
2004,
the
writing
requirements
for
undergraduate
college
English
teaching
are
set
at
three
levels:
basic
requirements,
intermediate
requirements
and
higher
requirements.
All
non-English
majors,
according
to
their
level
of
English
upon
entering
college,
are
required
to
attain
to
one
of
the
three
levels
of
requirements
after
studying
and
practicing
English
at
school.
The
writing
parts
of
the
requirements
are
quoted
as
follows:For
basic
requirements
Students
should
be
able
to
complete
writing
tasks
for
general
purposes,
e.g.,
describing
personal
experiences,
impressions,
feelings,
or
events,
and
to
undertake
practical
writing.
They
should
be
able
to
write
within
30
minutes
a
short
composition
of
120
words
on
a
general
topic
or
an
outline.
The
composition
should
be
basically
complete
in
content,
appropriate
in
diction
and
coherent
in
discourse.
Students
are
expected
to
be
able
to
have
a
command
of
basic
writing
strategies.
For
intermediate
requirements
Students
should
be
able
to
express
personal
views
on
general
topics,
compose
English
abstracts
of
theses
in
their
specialization,
and
write
short
English
papers
on
topics
of
their
specialty.
They
should
be
able
to
describe
charts
and
graphs,
and
to
complete
within
30
minutes
a
short
composition
of
160
words.
The
composition
should
be
basically
complete
in
content,
appropriate
in
diction
and
coherent
in
discourse.For
higher
requirement:Students
should
be
able
to
express
their
opinions
freely
on
general
topics
with
clear
structure,
rich
content
and
good
logic.
They
should
be
able
to
write
brief
reports
and
papers
of
their
areas
of
specialty,
and
to
write
within
30
minutes
expository
or
argumentative
essays
of
200
words
on
a
given
topic.
The
text
has
complete
content,
logical
thinking,
and
clear
expression
of
ideas.
(College
English
Curriculum
Requirements:26-30)
These
requirements
should
be
taken
into
consideration
in
the
design
of
any
writing
instruction
process.【References】[1]
China
Ministry
of
Education
(2004).
College
English
Curriculum
Requirements.
Shanghai
Foreign
Language
education
Press.[2]
Harmer,
J.
(2000).
How
to
Teach
English.
Beijing
Foreign
Language
Teaching
and
Research
Press.[3]
Neufeld,
R.
(1985)
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College
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From
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Research
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the
National
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