Personal Narrative Analysis

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Everyone in life has to overcome something that will benefit us in life that's why learning is always positive. If you never learn you will never overcome that obstacle, and you will be more wise on life or that area you are learning. Learning is sometimes difficult, however the payment you have is great.For example, I was having difficulty understating algebra one and I was scare that I will not pass the staar test so I was stressed.Therefore, I start staying to tutoring, and added an extra algebra class and all the school year I was staying to all the tutoring sessions that the teachers was staying I stop playing around while I was in algebra class when the staar test came I was very confided that I will pass the test but I was still stressed.As

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