15 Aug Was there an event in your life where you made a mistake or misjudged a situation? Describe how the event occurred and what you learned from it.
- The paper is double-spaced in Times New Roman, size 12, and has no extra spaces between the paragraphs.
- The paper uses one-inch margins and half-inch indentions for the beginning of paragraphs. You can set this up in Microsoft Word to automatically default to these settings for your paper.
- NO RESEARCH IS TO BE CONDUCTED FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT, so you will not need to provide a references page.
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Paragraph or Essay Structure:
- Appropriate title indicates the essays topic.
- Paper addresses all the requirements. (see rubrics)
- Paper is logically organized and flows well
- Introduction includes relevant background information and a clear thesis statement.
- Body paragraphs discuss main purpose and move the story forward
- Each paragraph has a clear topic sentence and moves the essay forward
- Effective conclusion does more than simply repeat the introduction
Narrative Essay Instructions:
The following criteria reflect the areas needed for a successful narrative essay.
- The essay should have a clear purpose and a main idea/thesis statement within the first paragraph.
- The narrative should share a larger lesson with the audience than simply retelling an event.
- A strong narrative centers on a conflict building from introduction to body to a thought-provoking resolution.
- It should use descriptive language to bring the reader into the experience.
THIS IS WHAT I CHOSE, JUST MAKE UP ANYTHING
- Introduction: Why leaving my home and starting my own family made me stronger
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body 1 : gets pregnant living in my parents house at 18
body 2 : conflict and neglect from parents. pushing me away
body 3: mother seen me start school and now wants to come back into my life
conclusion: mother didnt want me to end up like her and live a hard life
what i put as an example introduction .. she said i need a thesis
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I honestly couldn’t imagine how it felt for teenagers who get pregnant at a young age and their parents neglect them. My mother was just 16 when she had me, her first youngster. When she was 23, she had three young ladies and one son. I don’t think she was prepared for any of us. She required more opportunity to manage the issues she, when all is said and done, had while growing up. She didn’t require the existences of three little youngsters adding to her own issues.
