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The  level  of  students'  awareness  regarding  the  production  of


                             communicative texts significantly influences their writing profiles. During

                             the initial cycle, most students demonstrated proficiency levels ranging from

                             0 to 70, with 31 students falling within this range. However, in the second


                             cycle, the number of students within this proficiency range decreased to only


                             18. This data indicates that most students fall between the value range of 71

                             to 100 throughout cycle 2.

                                       According to the reflection results, the assessment model's adoption


                             was well-received by both teachers and learners. Both students and lecturers

                             believe SA and PA activities positively impact students' learning of writing


                             skills, particularly in the context of argumentative writing. By utilizing the

                             SA and PA sheets, students can identify their writing limitations and enhance


                             their work by incorporating the feedback received from the review process.

                             The  provision  of  feedback  from  lecturers  is  crucial  in  facilitating  the

                             improvement  of  students'  writing  outcomes.  Using  the  sheets,  which  are


                             constructed  based  on  scoring  rubrics,  is  advantageous  in  facilitating  the

                             learning of the SA and PA procedures. These findings encourage lecturers to


                             actively  engage  students  in  analyzing  their  written  work  before  its  final

                             submission.


                                       Regarding the utilization of ICT, it is noteworthy that both students and

                             lecturers  hold  a  favorable  perspective  on  the  convenience  it  offers  in


                             delivering feedback. The instructors possess a comprehensive understanding

                             of the advantages associated with G-Drive; nevertheless, they have  yet to






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