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Even though there was a small percentage of students responded
integrating ICT during the writing instruction, some lecturers (L2, L3, and
L5) agreed to use ICT tools for collecting students’ writing task and provide
feedback. The lecturers know Google Drive's storage benefits but never use
it for teaching-learning objectives.
In conclusion, NA reveals a discrepancy between students' writing
skills and the writing skills they require. The findings of the analysis indicate
that to enhance students' writing skills, lecturers must consider the difficulties
they encounter while learning to write, as well as the strategies they will
require. It's clear from the questionnaire's response that students brought up a
few points, including access to many sources of feedback and a model of the
intended content. Hence, it is imperative to include a multipurpose
assessment model into the framework of writing instruction, as this model
prioritizes providing feedback to learners and teachers, thereby facilitating
ongoing progress in the learning process. Furthermore, it facilitates student-
centered learning and fosters the development of critical thinking
skills, which have not been fully integrated into the current learning process.
Hence, this model is necessary in light of the students' concern to compose
academic writing that requires critical thinking.
2. The Initial Model Design
On the basis of problems identified through initial research and
literature review, the multipurpose assessment model for learning writing
skills was developed. This section provides a detailed explanation in response
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