Narrative Essay
MY Topic: Overcoming stage fright to deliver a public speech
Purpose: To explore the various techniques and strategies that have personally helped me overcome performance anxiety.
Thesis: Drawing from my own struggles with stage fright, I used various techniques and strategies that have personally helped me overcome performance anxiety, such as the effectiveness of mindfulness, positive self-talk, and seeking support from mentors in managing and conquering the challenges of stage fright.
This is the teacher’s feedback: be sure that your focus is on telling a story – a sequence of events from your life – and not just coping mechanisms to fight stage fright – keep the focus on the narrative
- Narrative Essay:
- This essay will consist of 600-700 words and will include the header and the running head. All essays must be double-spaced. Double-check your formatting by viewing the diagram below.
- The narrative is simply a story about yourself or someone you know. Use the thesis you created last week as a starting place to begin but remember that the thesis should be the last sentence in your introduction paragraph. Underline your thesis statement.
- Each essay will consist of at least five paragraphs, and each paragraph should consist of at least five sentences.]
- All essays should avoid contractions and second person pronouns.
- Click HERE for detailed submission instructions.
- Submit your Narrative Essay by 11:59 pm on Sunday.
- Once the essay has been graded, be sure to view my feedback. Click HERELinks to an external site. for instructions for viewing instructor’s feedback.
