1000-word (3–4-page) narrative essay in response to the following prompt: Use a personal narrative to state your views in response to one of the assigned readings on education.
Use signal phrases and proper in-text citations, and make sure you include a References or Works Cited page.
Use the Grading Rubric, Thesis/Outline suggestions from your instructor, and Proofreading Checklist (provided below) to draft and revise your essay.
Include your thesis statement and outline on a separate page at the end of the document.
this is the prompt i got from the outline: “Separate educational issues from household chores or activities. Focus more on educational issues such as curriculum, textbooks, learning, math, science, test scores, and so on. Choose the right contexts, viewpoints, and discussions from reading(s) as necessary to connect with your understanding of your own personal educational narrative and argument, in view of the readings.”
David Coleman-Roush
Dr. Isaac
ENGL 101-D12
30 March 2015
Chores are good for the soul
Chores develop people by guiding them to a healthy work ethic, and building the foundation for
smarter thinking.
I. Introduction
A. Chores are beneficial for good habits
B. Good habits allow for smarter ways of working
II. Hard work pays off
A. Raised to appreciate correction and education.
B. Taught self-discipline.
C. Worked from a very young age.
III. Thinking smarter is better than harder
A. Taught to find more efficient ways of goal accomplishment.
B. Pay for what you can have someone else do.
C. Time is more valuable than money, so save time.
IV. Conclusion
A. Working hard is good to develop habits
B. Working smart is good for growth
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