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CHAPTER III


                                                   RESEARCH METHOD


                        A. Development of the Model


                                  This research aims to establish a multipurpose assessment model for teaching


                        EFL writing in a blended learning context. The multipurpose assessment model is


                        an assessment model that generates intended text-based feedback for students and

                        lecturers as a basis for learning continuous improvement, particularly in writing

                        instruction,  equipped  with  a  collection  of  approved  instruments,  including


                        assessment  instruments,  learning  instruments,  scoring  criteria,  and  manual

                        procedures. Educators have developed several research-design models, including


                        the  McKenney,  Wademen,  Reeve,  and  Plomp  models.  Each  has  strengths  and

                        limitations  when  utilized  to  build  a  specific  model  or  product  for  instructional


                        purposes.  Consequently,  the  researcher  employed  Plomp's  (2013)  design-based

                        study, recognized as a particularly relevant study model for increasing educational

                        quality in clear and systematic methods per the researcher's development process.


                             The  Plomp  Design-based  Research  (DBR)  Model  can  assist  educators  in

                        developing  an  efficient  learning  process  employing  teaching-learning  models,


                        teaching materials, teaching media, and assessment tools. "Design research as a

                        research design is appropriate for developing an intervention (such as programs,


                        teaching-learning strategies, and material, products, and systems) as a solution to

                        complex educational problems," according to Plomp (2013). (p. 15). It consists of


                        three stages: preliminary research, development, and assessment. Therefore, the







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