Development of WIDARE Learning Model to Improve Students' Writing Ability
Duwi Purwati, Muharram, Abdul Haling
Advances in Research · pp. 68–77 · Published 28 Sep 2023
10.9734/air/2023/v24i6986Abstract
This study aims to develop student's writing skills by developing the WIDARE model of textbooks, RPS, and assessment rubrics, with the stages of defining, designing, operational field trials, final product revision, and dissemination. The research sample involved 32 students, 52 teachers, and two experts. The results validating the textbook model book, lesson plan, and assessment rubric are valid categories. The practical test results were in the convenient category. The effectiveness test results were very effective in developing students' writing skills.
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