Personal Narrative Essay: My Proudest Achievement Of Education

Ever since I was a child, my education was the world. The only thing that you need to focus on, something you should shape and make proud of. I was never good at sports, singing, and any other talents that all the other kids seemed to have. Since I had so much free time being untalented, I spent my days learning to read and write, trying to achieve something. Eventually, all of this practice led me to one of my only talents, using my brain. Even though this was a long time ago, and I have actually started doing sports, my brain is still my proudest achievement. Writing was essentially the gate way to knowledge, and one of my ways to relax. I still remember when I was younger how frustrating it was to not understand something right away and be able to write something that I would be proud of. In 1st grade, there was a day I remember clearly when my frustration almost beat me. I had to write a page for the schools yearly book, which broadcasted the students work, and it had different themes for the kids to write about. I believe that year that the theme …show more content…
I didn’t specifically write while I was relaxing, but whatever I would do, linked with writing. My favorite pastime was reading, so much that I think it wasn’t a coincidence that my name meant “read” in Arabic. I believe it is because I have read so much, I am able to allow my ideas so easily onto the paper. Education, like I have said before, is also a big part of my life and is extremely important to me. When I wrote for a grade, I would feel so proud and accomplished when my writing had gotten the approval I wanted. This “source of attention” was enough for me to start practicing writing in my free time, and was my gateway into one of my only sources of relaxation. I eventually learned that I didn’t need attention or grades for me to focus on writing. I am doing this for myself, and the grades that advance me is just a