What are three difference between the Language Experience Approach and Interactive Writing?

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The Language Experience Approach is based on children's language and experiences. Children dictate words and sentences about their experiences, and the teacher takes down the dictation for them; the text they develop becomes the reading material. Because the language comes from the children themselves, and because the content is based on their experiences, they're usually able to read the text easily. Reading and writing are connected because children are actively involved in reading what they've written.
Teachers use Interactive Writing to model conventional writing. Children and the teacher collaborate on constructing the text to be written and then write it together. Teachers reinforce concepts about written language as they focus children's attention on individual words and on sounds within words. This procedure grew out of the Language Experience Approach, and conventional writing is used so that everyone can read the completed text.