Unit 4.3: Diary Entry (4.3) - Module 4 - Section B: Writing Skills
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Unit 4.3: Diary Entry

Unit 4.3: Diary Entry

Key Concepts

  • Subjectivity: Unlike a newspaper report, a diary is biased by the writer's own perspective and feelings.

  • Chronology: Entries are organized by time, creating a historical record of personal evolution.

  • Emotional Catharsis: Using writing as a tool to release and process complex feelings.

Examples & Applications

Monday, 12th January 2026

Dear Diary,

I can’t believe I actually did it! I finally stood up to Sarah today. My palms were sweating and I felt like I was going to be sick, but once the words came out, it was like a huge weight was lifted. Why was I so afraid for so long? I guess I’ve always been a people-pleaser, but today felt like the start of a new me.

β€” J.

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D.D.T. S.B.S. (Date, Day, Time, Salutation, Body, S**ignature).

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F.I.E.R.N.A. (First-person, Informal, Emotional, Reflective, No Audience).

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Introspection

The examination of one's own mental and emotional processes.