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=== Education and educational institutions === Formal education is the social context most strongly associated with the learning of writing, and students may carry these particular associations long after leaving school.{{sfnp|Wingate|2012|pp=145β154}} Alongside the writing that students read (in the forms of textbooks, assigned books, and other instructional materials as well as self-selected books) students do much writing within schools at all levels, on subject exams, in essays, in taking notes, in doing homework, and in [[Writing assessment|formative and summative assessments]]. Some of this is explicitly directed toward the learning of writing, but much is focused more on subject learning.{{sfnp|Klein|Arcon|Baker|2016|pp=245β246}}{{sfnp|Williams|Beam|2019|pp=227β242}}
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