After completing this course, participants will be able to:
1. Extend the 5Ws+1H method into complete story instruction and develop students’ narrative skills
2. Guide students to orally tell stories from pictures or videos before writing compositions
3. Design narrative teaching activities for students of varying proficiency levels using prompts, sentence scaffolds, and differentiated strategies

This course begins with the familiar 5Ws+1H method and guides teachers to extend it into complete narrative instruction. Through training students to orally generate stories from pictures and videos and then develop them into written compositions, teachers will learn strategies for facilitating oral-to-written storytelling, designing classroom activities, and providing sentence and vocabulary scaffolds. The course also covers differentiated instructional strategies and provides practical tools and examples for direct classroom application.

Course Outline
1. Comparison between the 5Ws+1H Method and Story Structure
2. Oral Storytelling Practice
3. Transferring Oral Stories to Written Expression
4. Differentiated Instruction and Classroom Strategies