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    Q2 CNF Module 11

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    This document provides an overview of different forms of creative nonfiction, including reflective essays and true narratives. Reflective essays describe a personal experience and analyze its meaning and lessons learned. They show how the author changed and include the cause of those changes. True narratives are stories based on real events, told using literary techniques to engage readers. When writing these forms, authors should focus on important details, use vivid language, and craft strong beginnings and endings to draw in readers. The document also provides tips for writing reflective essays and true narratives, such as creating maps of ideas and keeping pieces concise.

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    This document provides an overview of different forms of creative nonfiction, including reflective essays and true narratives. Reflective essays describe a personal experience and analyze its meaning and lessons learned. They show how the author changed and include the cause of those changes. True narratives are stories based on real events, told using literary techniques to engage readers. When writing these forms, authors should focus on important details, use vivid language, and craft strong beginnings and endings to draw in readers. The document also provides tips for writing reflective essays and true narratives, such as creating maps of ideas and keeping pieces concise.

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    This document provides an overview of different forms of creative nonfiction, including reflective essays and true narratives. Reflective essays describe a personal experience and analyze its meaning and lessons learned. They show how the author changed and include the cause of those changes. True narratives are stories based on real events, told using literary techniques to engage readers. When writing these forms, authors should focus on important details, use vivid language, and craft strong beginnings and endings to draw in readers. The document also provides tips for writing reflective essays and true narratives, such as creating maps of ideas and keeping pieces concise.

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    Creative

    Nonfiction
    Module 11
    Compare!!!

    Reflective True
    Essay Narrative
    Understanding Various
    Forms and Types of
    Creative Nonfiction
    • It expresses the writer’s insights on a given subject matter.

    • It examines and observes the writer’s individual experience


    as he or she progresses through a certain event, dilemma, or
    conflict.
    Reflective essays describe an event or
    experience, then analyze the meaning of
    that experience and what can be learned
    from it.
    This is where the author typically shares the main focus of the experience will
    be.

    It commonly shows how the author had changed and what he had
    learned from the experience. The cause of the changes within the
    author is also included in the body.

    It tells the reader the reason behind the changes and how these affected the
    author’s perspective.
    Tips in Writing Reflective Essay

    Strengthen your
    Map your mind beginning.
     Create a map in your mind to
     Create a strong introduction.
    organize your thoughts about the
     The beginning should be strong
    event.
    enough and eye-catching so that
     Identify your arguments and think
    the readers will be engaged in
    of how you will support your
    reading your essay.
    thesis statement.
    Tips in Writing Reflective Essay

    Conclusion is in
    Keep it short the body

     Make sure that you only include  The body should explain the
    important details in your essay conclusions and the understandings.
    if you do not want your reader  Draw supporting ideas from the
    to get tired of reading your body to give concrete and specific
    work. details.
    Tips in Writing Reflective Essay

    The summary in conclusion

    Describe your overall lesson, feeling, and realization you have had as
    the result of your experiences. This may sound like “the moral lesson,”
    but by arriving in the summary, your readers may think otherwise.
    True Narrative

     A narrative, in its broadest meaning, is a tale or a story that has


    been recounted in an organized set of events.
     While a true narrative is a story, recounted or remembered
    based on true events, there is a thin line between a fictional
    narrative and a true narrative.
    True Narrative

    If the work is based on real life situations without any


    fictional embellishments, it is considered as a true
    narrative. It requires the writer to tell a story that is
    based on true events using literary techniques to
    make a story interesting to the readers.
    Tips in Writing a True Narrative

    Just tell the story Narrate


    You are the narrator in the story;
    As a writer, do not think about the
    therefore, less involvement should be
    facts and the truth behind the story,
    included in the story unless it is
    just tell the story and revise it later.
    about your own experience.
    Tips in Writing a True Narrative

    Use vivid words Begin with a bang


    Create a very interesting beginning
    Using vivid words can make your
    for your story. Remember that the
    readers believe that they are present
    first few sentences of a narrative may
    in the story that you are telling.
    make or break you as a writer.
    Tips in Writing a True Narrative

    End with another bang

    Create an ending that the readers


    would want for more. Complete it with
    a realization, a quote or something that
    will leave a mark to your readers
    Do You Have Any Questions?

    Kindly accomplish
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