For the content learning final should I add in an introduction and conclusion? Also should I add in the numbers to each question?

I’m most proud of my ability to stay organized and adaptable throughout my writing process. I’ve developed a structured approach that helps me break down complex tasks into manageable steps, from brainstorming and outlining to drafting and revising. I’m also proud of my willingness to embrace feedback and make meaningful revisions, seeing it as an opportunity to grow.

What I like most about my learning is the sense of growth and discovery that comes with each step forward. The process of learning allows me to refine my skills, challenge my perspectives, and explore areas I might not have considered before. I also appreciate the ability to share what I've learned, it is one of the reasons why I am becoming a special education teacher.

This is just one part of the project. Does it look like people are commenting under a post? Do I need to add anything else? Also are you able to understand the hashtags?

The anger from its fandom stems from that sense of being left in the air—when you're deeply invested in a mystery and then denied closure. The anger isn’t just about the cancellation—it’s about the emotional bond and the feeling that you’ve been denied something meaningful. Having that Favorite show makes you know how to feel if that show gets canceled.

The I-Land was a great show. The show started with a group of people waking up on a mysterious island with no memory of who they are. But just when the mysteries began to unfold, Netflix pulled the plug after only one season. The finale left so many questions unanswered—what was real? Who could we trust? The cancellation felt horrible. A true "what could have been" moment.

Audiences listen because, unlike shorter formats, podcasts don’t rush through topics. Making them good for complex narratives or discussions, creating a space for thoughtful exploration. Creators can engage the audience more by the podcast host maintaining a conversational tone, sharing personal stories or opinions that make the content feel genuine.

Viewers watch for 10+ minutes because longer videos allow creators to explore topics in detail, giving more value through reviews, storytelling, or educational content. Viewers seeking in-depth knowledge, behind-the-scenes insights, or a deeper connection with the creator appreciate the richer experience. So that the audience stay engaged the creators ask questions and/or include callouts that make viewers feel involved. This increases retention and encourages engagement.

A good rule will be to grab the viewers attention quickly. With most people scrolling quickly, the first 3 seconds determine whether they'll continue watching or move on. A strong opening hooks people emotionally and/or visually, signaling that the content is worth their time. For example, you can use visuals like close-ups, quick transitions, or a caption like "Is this the best burger in NYC?".

For my question I just want to double check and make sure that we do not actually post the posts for the project?