5. Conclusion
As can be seen from the findings, there has been a difference noted in the participants of the Action
Research. The intervention has been proved to be fruitful where as reflection is required for those who
did not progress. The intervention proved to bring out significant improvement in enhancing the
composition writing skills of the students. The research findings can be beneficial for the other
researchers as well, especially those who face issues pertaining to EFL. This research also provides
guidelines to the teachers as to which pedagogies should they adopt to improve their students’ creative
writing skills. It would be enjoyable and beneficial for those teachers who have direct contact with the
students and they would be excited to witness a change. According to the empirical observations of the
action research, the following might be suggested: every stage of the writing process should be studied
and demonstrated by both, teachers and the students in order to develop the writing abilities (Calkins,
1986; Mak & Conium, 2008 & Walker et al, 2005)