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The assessment model's objective is developed based on the goals and


                             function of the assessment to be performed. Based on its role, the assessment

                             model used aims to improve the process of learning writing skills, particularly

                             writing argumentative texts. As a result, the assessment model created has the


                             specific goal of assessing writing skills.


                                       The developed multipurpose assessment model's characteristics refer to

                             the theories of formative assessment principles, GBA-TBI, and FCA, which

                             made it possible to incorporate SA, PA, and lecturer feedback for learning


                             improvement because feedback was not previously provided systematically.

                             As a result, using feedback from SA, PA, and lecturers in teaching writing


                             skills becomes a criterion for this model. Due to time constraints, lecturers'

                             feedback was ineffective.  In fact, ICT can help lecturers provide feedback


                             and encourage students to revise their texts.

                                        Then, the model's components serve as tools that enable students and

                             lecturers/teachers  to  provide  feedback  as  valuable  resources  for  ongoing


                             improvement in the learning process. The assessment procedure refers to the

                             sequential  enactment  of  each  component  within  a  model.  The  approach


                             employed in this study was grounded in the concepts of formative assessment,

                             GBA-TBI learning cycles, and FCA.


                                       The assessment model components contain two instrument packages

                             (learning and assessment instruments) and a model guideline book. Lesson


                             plans, student workbooks, and observation protocols are examples of learning

                             instruments.  On  the  other  hand,  assessment  instruments  include  self-  and






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