The order in which the sentences would appear in a diary entry is:
I learned a couple of things about Aunt Leah today.
First, she said she was never very confident as a kid. She was an outcast and had very few friends in middle school.
Secondly, she had a stuttering problem that lasted until high school.
Then, in her college years, she was always mocked for her thick glasses and her clothing style.
It was after college that her outlook about herself started changing, and she grew more confident.
Explanation:
The proper way to identify the order of each paragraph is to analyze that the first paragraph should be introductory, in this case, mention that you have learned some things about the aunt, then <u>you can be guided by the first and second ordinal numbers in each paragraph</u>, which give you an idea of the order of events in high school, then the paragraph that talks about college, and finally the one that concludes by mentioning the change that the aunt suffered after college.
