Effect of Interactionist and Interventionist Dynamic Assessments on Iraqi EFL Learners’ Writing Performance

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Mezher Karamallah Saad; Sarkhosh Mehdi

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Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING AND RESEARCH Year:2025 | Volume:13 | Issue:53 Page(s): 129-141

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Title

Effect of Interactionist and Interventionist Dynamic Assessments on Iraqi EFL Learners’ Writing Performance

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Mezher Karamallah Saad | Sarkhosh Mehdi | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Dynamic Assessment

Interactionist Approach

Interventionist Approach

Language Assessment

Writing Proficiency

Abstract

This quantitative correlational study explored the effects of different types of dynamic assessment on the writing proficiency of Iraqi female EFL learners. Fifty-four upper-intermediate female students, aged 17-25, from the Global English Institute in Baghdad, Iraq, participated in the study. The participants were selected based on their performance in the Oxford Placement Test (OPT) and were subsequently divided into three groups: interactionist experimental, interventionist experimental, and control. The study employed several instruments, including a participation consent form, the OPT, a writing pre-test and post-test, and writing practices administered during the treatment phase. The intervention covered a full semester, with each group receiving tailored instructional strategies. The interactionist group focused on the Dynamic Mediation Process, while the interventionist group employed targeted interventions based on individual needs. The results, analyzed through pre- and post-tests, demonstrated the efficacy of dynamic assessment techniques in enhancing writing skills, suggesting their potential for broader application in EFL contexts.

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