1. Greek writing assessment through structured tasks—essay or message writing (e.g., nutrition of youth, travel email to friend) emphasizing topic-specific vocabulary, fluency, and grammatical accuracy 2. Cultural and personal expression prompts—daily diet habits, importance of healthy eating, travel experiences, seasonal activities, and social interaction reflections in youth contexts 3. Formal and informal register distinction—official letter format for school or charity-related topics vs. informal email to a peer practicing Skype-based Greek learning 4. Argumentative skills evaluated in topics such as school experiences or organizing a charity event, requiring justification of ideas and use of linking expressions 5. Translation from English into Greek—assessing control of tense, prepositions, syntax, and practical vocabulary in realistic contexts like vacation activities 6. Lexical focus areas include food, health, holidays, school rules, collaboration, social responsibility, seasonality, personal development, and online learning dynamics