? Educational narrative and classroom narrative are two writing methods for teachers to record their daily educational work. There are similarities and differences between them.

Literally, educational narrative is to record stories related to education with the support of educational theory, while class narrative is to record what happened in one's own class that can impress or cause teachers to reflect, but both are to record what really happened.

? There are also differences between the two. First of all, their emphasis is different. Educational narrative is mainly based on case connection theory, and educational theory is interspersed in narrative cases. Classroom narration is to record the dribs and drabs that happened in the classroom, without any educational theory support. Secondly, educational narrative can also be teaching and research, developing to a certain specialty. Classroom narration is to record the dribs and drabs of one's own life, interspersed with some insights into education. The former is like a professional study, while the latter is more like a diary.