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The document compares and contrasts the author's primary school and high school experiences. At primary school, there were many extracurricular activities, large facilities including sports fields and a cafeteria, and a teaching method the author did not like. In contrast, the author's high school only had academic extra help, smaller facilities without sports fields or cafeteria, but a teaching method the author loved as it allowed more independent learning. Overall, both schools had pros and cons but the author was committed to doing their best.

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Icpna Outline

The document compares and contrasts the author's primary school and high school experiences. At primary school, there were many extracurricular activities, large facilities including sports fields and a cafeteria, and a teaching method the author did not like. In contrast, the author's high school only had academic extra help, smaller facilities without sports fields or cafeteria, but a teaching method the author loved as it allowed more independent learning. Overall, both schools had pros and cons but the author was committed to doing their best.

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Point-by-point Organization:

- Introduction (Thesis): My primary school and my high school were


very different in many ways.
- Paragraph 1 (Topic 1) – Extracurricular activities
 Subject 1: My primary school had many extracurricular activities
such as sports or artistic workshops that took place after school.
 Subject 2: My high school only had as an extracurricular activity
the review of class topics that were not understood, it helped a
lot academically.
- Paragraph 2 (Topic 2) - Infrastructure
 Subject 1: The infrastructure of my primary school was very
large; it had a cafeteria and playgrounds in addition to 3 sports
fields.
 Subject 2: My high school didn't have sports fields or a cafeteria,
so it wasn't very big.
- Paragraph 3 (Торіс 3) – Teaching method
 Subject 1: I did not like the teaching method at my primary
school, because it did not allow us to reinforce the topics after
class.
 Subject 2: I loved the teaching method at my high school, it
allowed us to learn much more on our own and allowed me to
get better grades
- Conclusion: My primary and secondary school had their differences
which could be considered pros and cons, but in any case, I was
always willing to do my best in classes.
Block Organization:

- Introduction (Thesis): My primary school and my high school were


very different in many ways.
- Paragraph 1 (Subject 1) – Primary school
 Торіc 1: My primary school had many extracurricular activities
such as sports or artistic workshops that took place after school.
 Topic 2: The infrastructure of my primary school was very large;
it had a cafeteria and playgrounds in addition to 3 sports fields.
 Topic 3: I did not like the teaching method at my primary school,
because it did not allow us to reinforce the topics after class.
- Paragraph 2 (Subject 2) – High school
 Торіс 1: My high school only had as an extracurricular activity
the review of class topics that were not understood, it helped a
lot academically.
 Торіс 2: My high school didn't have sports fields or a cafeteria, so
it wasn't very big.
 Торіс 3: I loved the teaching method at my high school, it
allowed us to learn much more on our own and allowed me to
get better grades
- Conclusion: My primary and secondary school had their differences
which could be considered pros and cons, but in any case, I was
always willing to do my best in classes.

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