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confident and enthusiastic in writing practice by reading a novel. These two related


                        studies  indicate  GBA  is  beneficial  in  writing  instruction.  Additionally,  in

                        connection with the importance of writing skills in the globalized world, GBA can

                        assist students in producing various texts for future careers.


                            In addressing the students and the lecturer's insufficient corrective feedback,


                        this study was conducted in blended learning assisted by e-learning platforms. The

                        lecturers can use the ICTs to minimize the time constraints in providing feedback

                        as  the  ongoing  barrier  to  writing  instruction.  The  use  of  ICTs  in  education  is


                        becoming  a  normal  practice  worldwide  nowadays.  Several  educationists

                        recommend using ICTs in learning English, especially writing skills with various


                        models and media (Reynolds & Kao, 2019; Sarré et al., 2019). It is because the

                        implementation  of  ICTs  in  teaching  writing  proves  significant  contributions  to


                        students'  writing  development  and  independent  learning  and  enables  providing

                        materials and feedback (see Cahyono & Mutiaraningrum, 2016; Dziuban et al.,

                        2018; Latifi et al., 2021; Su Ping et al., 2020).


                            Christensen et al. (2013), Horn et al. (2014), and Hover & Wise, (2022) state

                        that there are several models of blended learning, namely (1) the rotation model, a


                        combination  of  learning  online  with  a  face-to-face  process,  (2)  the  flex  model,

                        delivery  of  materials,  and  learning  via  the  internet,  but  with  supervision  in  the


                        classroom (3) A La Carte, self-blended model, students choose their learning online

                        assisted by recorded materials and offline simultaneously. Even students can do


                        online learning both inside and outside the campus. (4) Enriched virtual model,









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