English 2

• Active reading - engage with the content by taking notes, making connections, and asking questions.
• Interactive tools - utilize interactive features such as search functions, hyperlinks, and multimedia elements.
• Visualization techniques - use mind maps, diagrams, and visualization tools to map out non-linear structures.
• Passion and relevance - choose a topic that genuinely intereste you and holds personal significance. It should also be relevant to your audience.
• Guiding structures - the thesis serves as a road map, guiding the reader through the main points of your essay.
• Clarity and precision - your thesis should be clear and express the main idea of your succintly.
• Emotional resonance - topics that evoke genuine emotions in you are likely to resonate strongly with your readers as well.
• Diverse perspective - consider exploring themes that reflect your cultural backround, identity, or experience. This can provide a rich and diverse narrative.
• Information overload - too many options or information fragments can be overwhelming for readers.
• Structuring your personal essay - introduction - body paragraphs - conclusion
• Cohesive transitions - ensure smooth transitions between paragraphs, allowing your story to unfold naturally and cohesively.