LITERARY TEXTS FOR IMPROVING READING AND WRITING SKILLS
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authentic, activity, technique, literary texts, interactivity, skill.Abstrak
This study explores the significance of literary texts in improving reading and writing skills among language learners. The research highlights the effectiveness of integrating literary texts to enhance vocabulary acquisition, reading comprehension, and writing proficiency. The use of short stories, poetry, and other literary materials provides an engaging and interactive approach to language learning, fostering creativity and deeper comprehension. Furthermore, technological advancements, such as digital tools and multimedia elements, have significantly contributed to improving students' reading and writing abilities.
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