Entry 42
Multimodal
Topic: Types of Writing
There are several types of writing, the most popular or most taught ones are: narrative, analytical, expository. Each of these types are different in what they do.
Narrative writing is typically used when telling a story. Elements that go into good narrative writing include: a theme, main character, side characters, a setting, structure, literary elements and an expansive vocabulary - depending on what kind of story is being told. Narrative writing is definitely more on the creative side of writing.
![What is Narrative Writing?](https://blog.empoweringwriters.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Toolbox/Implementation/The%20Narrative%20Writing%20Diamond/Narrative-Writing-Diamond-219x300.png?width=219&name=Narrative-Writing-Diamond-219x300.png)
Analytical writing is more necessary in college and in careers. This type of writing requires identifying and dissecting a subject, then following that with an argument about the meaning. This type of writing requires students to read, comprehend, explain and analyze what they read.
![Analytical Essay Writing: Structure, Tips, & Topics | by Henry Howkins | Medium](https://miro.medium.com/max/800/1*MJyUp2hw645tkmnQHzRkOg.jpeg)
Expository writing is resourceful and useful when working for a newspaper or magazine. They can talk about whatever they want, this type of writing is informative and can be used to talk about any topic. However, it should be kept in mind what the main goal is and this type of writing is typically better for news articles.
![Writing Center Posters | Expository writing, Homeschool writing, Writing instruction](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/55/8c/74/558c740d462dec3cc93682684e8fec29.png)
Link: https://www.thegraidenetwork.com/blog-all/types-of-writing-styles
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