Challenges:
A challenge I faced was trying to not give solutions. Microthemes is an essay that explores the idea of an issue, and while I was writing I wanted to just give solutions instead of discussing the possible causes of the issue.
Another challenge I faced was choosing a topic. I thought my topic should be language at first but I realized that there are so many pros to learning a language. So I changed my topic to a future career. (...a few days later, I changed topics because future careers is another difficult topic-- thus screen time is my current topic. I say it's better).
Additionally, the final paragraph was a challenge because (for me at least) again I wanted to give solutions-- but I instead had to think about the value of the question. Overall, the challenges I had while typing my microtheme was thinking of a topic, not giving solutions, and the final paragraph.
Experiences:
I mean everyday, I have random mini problems-- plus major simple problems people have. Like procrastination, texting while driving, time management, future job, etc. I and many others have experienced any of those (if not all), and have managed to solve it or are still trying to learn to improve/grow from it. This is my first time writing a microtheme essay and it's difficult to not give solutions to my topic.
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