G8/ Text Structure Effect

Front

Headings & Subheadings

Back

💬Example from the Article:

“Crafting a Journey,” “Travelling with Hope,” and “A Place of Welcome” clearly mark each stage of Amal’s story.

💡 Effect on the Reader

Help readers follow Amal’s journey step by step and notice how the tone changes from factual to hopeful.

Front

Paragraphing

Back

💬 Example from the Article

Each paragraph focuses on one key idea — Amal’s creation, her travels, or how communities welcomed her.

💡 Effect on the Reader

Makes the text easier to understand by separating different ideas and showing the writer’s organized thinking.

Front

Sentence Length / Structure

Back

💬 Example from the Article

“Yet The Walk isn’t about hardship — it’s about hope.”

💡 Effect on the Reader

Creates a strong emotional impact and leaves the reader with a memorable, uplifting message.

Front

Logical Order (Chronological & Cause–Effect)

Back

💬 Example from the Article

The article moves from Amal’s journey ➜ her creation ➜ her purpose ➜ her global impact.

💡 Effect on the Reader

Helps the reader see Amal’s growth and understand how her story connects to a wider message about hope and empathy.

Front

Transitions

Back

💬 Example from the Article

“However,” “In this way,” and “As a result” connect ideas smoothly between paragraphs.

💡 Effect on the Reader

Guide the reader clearly through different sections and show how ideas are related.