1. Writing and Literary Analysis – Summarizing genre features, writing monologues, analyzing poetry, crafting spoken dramas, structuring narratives, and exploring themes with formal and informal language. 2. Discussion and Communication – Engaging in pair and group discussions, predicting outcomes, presenting viewpoints, recounting anecdotes, and developing critical thinking through dialogue. 3. Linguistic and Stylistic Techniques – Sentence structures, embedded clauses, time connectives, punctuation, word choice, prefixes, and formal grammar for effective communication. 4. Creative Writing and Expression – Writing flash fiction, poetry, interviews, letters, travel articles, reviews, scripts, autobiographies, and reflective narratives. 5. Exploration of Themes in Literature – Adventure, fame, life stories, unusual education, dangers of the sea, and cultural or historical perspectives in contemporary fiction, nonfiction, science fiction, and poetry. 6. Critical Thinking and Social Responsibility – Justifying literary choices, analyzing language, exploring social issues, discussing global perspectives, and understanding the ethical implications of storytelling.