The education narrative is heard from us since we were little children until now as we are in college. If writers want to grab readers attention, a reasonable foundation for it would include correct grammar and sentence structure, correct use of punctuation, and correct spelling. Educational narratives would be less complex if you comprehend what the author is really speaking about throughout the text. The main goals for a writer would mean to be realistic and specific. However, you don’t want to have run-on sentences or have an unflavored story to share with the audience. You would want audience to be interested in the writing that is being written.
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Bri, this is a good start, but you didn’t finish this assignment, or at the very least, discuss your own education narrative.