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Additionally,  writing  instruction  should  provide  students  with


                                numerous  opportunities  to  compose.  As  she  had  previously  stated,

                                recursive  habituation  is  necessary  for  effective  writing.  Subsequently,

                                writing instruction ought  to  offer constructive  and significant  feedback.


                                According to Nunan (2015), utilizing checklists to facilitate self-checking


                                and  peer  evaluation  increases  the  relevance  of  comments.  Ultimately,

                                educators ought to clarify to both themselves and students how they intend

                                to  assess  their  student's  academic  progress.  A  course  syllabus  must


                                indicate whether students' learning progress will be evaluated through only

                                summative  assessment  (AoL),  formative  assessment  (AaL/AfL),  or  the


                                integration of A3.

                                      Overall, the course syllabus of writing courses should be effectively


                                designed  for  effective  pedagogical  practices.  If  educators  and  the

                                curriculum being employed, especially in the course syllabus, encourage

                                students in their writing efforts, they can improve their writing abilities.


                                The syllabus must precisely regulate the teaching-learning and assessment

                                processes.





                                c.  Approaches in Teaching Writing



                                The goal of tertiary-level writing instruction is to equip students to produce

                                a variety of texts that require the lecturer's techniques in establishing the


                                teaching-learning  processes.  The  three  most  common  methods  used  in

                                writing classes are the product-based method, the process-based method,




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