Although I usually focus my tutoring on the analytical aspects of English (the essay part), I do find that students do struggle with the creative writing aspect too. And they do so for the following reasons:
- They feel like they are totally uncreative - they don’t know how to “make up” a story.
- They have an idea of what they want to write, but don’t know how to go about it (how should it start?).
- They don’t know what makes a good creative writing piece.
Drafting up a creative writing piece on Belonging that you can prepare and take into the exam is as important as the essay!
Writing a creative piece on the spot…will NOT turn out well. Unless you’re a creative writing genius. But even then, think of all the reknowned authors in the world – I’m sure they had to write several drafts!
So here is a guide to helping you to plan and ultimately write your Belonging creative piece.
Publisher: Five Senses Education
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