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descriptive  text  and  wrote  their  scores  on  the  station  guide  sheet.  The


                                second phase is a collaborative station where students worked in pairs to

                                read a brief explanation of the lesson. They also did the exercises on the

                                worksheet. They exchanged the worksheets for peer corrections. Lastly,


                                the  teachers-led  station  where  students  had  the  opportunity  to  ask  any


                                questions and give examples to assess. He discovered that SRM provides

                                students with more immersive learning environments because they move

                                through multiple stations with various exercises. Also, SRM encourages


                                students  to  experience  an  autonomous  learning  environment  through

                                collaborative  learning.  The  research  finding  indicates  that  SRM  can


                                enhance students' descriptive writing skills.




                            b)  Flipped Classroom Model

                                          The flipped classroom model (FCM) is a rotational model between

                                f2f learning in schools with teacher guidance and home or other off-site


                                locations for online content and instruction (Christensen, Horn, & Staker,

                                2013).  FCM  is  not  a  new  blended  learning  model,  but  it  has  become


                                popular in learning after Bergmann and Sams (2012) implemented it in

                                their chemistry class. In the EFL writing context, FCM provides students


                                with more exposure, time, and opportunity to learn both in and outside the

                                L2 writing classroom and encourages student-centered learning (Jensen et


                                al., 2015; Jiang et al., 2020; Su Ping et al., 2020). Opportunities to provide

                                difficult feedback in traditional classrooms can be delivered effectively in






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