Review of the Landscape Model of reading: composition, dynamics and application
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This review outlines the composition, dynamics, and applications of the Landscape Model, a theory developed in the 1990s to bridge existing explanations of text comprehension.
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Throughout the 1990s, two theories were used to explain how people understand texts. The gap between those was bridged by the Landscape Model (van den Broek, Young, Tzeng, & Linderholm, 1999). A review is offered, including a schematic presentation of the Landscape Model.
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