Writing is very impactive on my life.I think like this because I really enjoy to write,I think this because if you set your mind to it you could make a piece that could make a change in people's life and change their perspective about life.Writing is also super fun to do sometimes I feel like Iam typing for a million years.
When I think of writing I really like it.Why I like this is because I feel if you get a specific topic and you have to write off that you have so much wiggle room to make it your own and put your own twist on it.The best thing I have most likely ever written would be when I wrote about Metropolitan University in Denver about their building with all of the art and how it impacted on me and also how the art made me feel.(I got chosen to share mine in front of everyone).I always have something I don't want to write about every single year but even though I don't want to, but I always get through it and try my best
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What I consider my weakness in writing is sometimes I have so many good ideas about what I am writing about next I get distracted and mess up on the paragraph I was doing before my thoughts.My strength in
My whole life I have never been the greatest at reading, but I have always tried to improve and push myself to do better. Reading and writing areis twoone of the needs of daily life. With that being said, you can conclude that I have always struggled. My problem was I always read too fast through the books or writing prompts, and I never remembered what I had read. But, with help I overcame my problems and started getting better at reading and writing.
Whether it is how I want to put it or not being able to use correct vocabulary to disperse my thoughts to my audience. Another weakness I have is the organization of my paper. I write as I think and sometimes my thoughts may be all over the place. After I have completed a paper, I go back and reread it a couple of times and realize that what I said at times makes no sense because my information is scattered around. I have trouble structuring my sentences to transition well to introduce my next thought or
Have you ever had someone or something be influential in your life? We do, although sometimes we don’t notice it. For example, we all have that role model we want to be like as a person, but we also have someone or something to help us with our writing. Throughout my life I’ve had many influential people and memories to help me with my writing and reading, like autocorrect or a teacher, although I hadn’t realized it untill now. After struggling with reading when I was younger, I have had many impacts in my life to shape me into the reader and the writer I am today.
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” by Dr.Seuss. This quote is true because it created new perspectives in my life and it shaped who I am. When I entered my AP Literature class, I had a smile in my face because I was ready learn how to improve in reading and writing. I always received a C in reading and writing; it was never for me and my smile always disappeared.
If you spent a month with me, you’d probably never catch me reading a book or writing on my free time. I had many difficulties staying focused when I would read, and understanding the purpose of most pieces I’d read. There’d be too many words that I didn’t know the meaning to, or even be able to pronounce, so I would simply close the book and go on with my day. I had difficulties building outlines, and being creative when I would write, it would take me a week to write a simple narrative of what I did during my summer break. Reading and writing would get me frustrated, so I would always give up on reading a book or writing an essay.
When I was about 4 years old, my family was on our annual trip to Mexico, and I remember staying at my grandmother's house, and her going to her chest of drawers and pulling out a worn out book. She told me to sit down, and that she was going to read me a story she would read to my brother and sister when they were smaller. I honestly don’t remember any of the details about the book but what I could remember that the book was so worn out that it was held together by pieces of tape. Even though I may not have understood half of the things that were in the book at the time, that was my first encounter with reading that I could think of. After that, every time I saw a book with pictures, I would “read” it to myself, by saying to myself
We are, as a species, addicted to stories. Even when the body goes to sleep, the mind stays up all night, telling itself stories. The idea is not new - that (when all’s said and done) everything we are is just that - stories. That’s what keeps us from going mad - the stories we tell each other. The stories we tell ourselves. And this is what will be remembered after we pass away.
When I was younger, one of my favorite books was I'll love you forever. This book was very important to me because it was the first book that was ever read to me, that I actually understood. My mom read it to me practically every single night. It also made me really happy, because the story line of it was; even though you grow up, you will still be your moms little baby. Of course, when I was younger, I was like "It will be so long before I grow up, I have so many more years to come!"
Most of my writings have been those of the classroom assignment variety. The assignments consist of free writes, essays, research and term papers, but none of these come to mind as an experience worth noting. I never had a writing published or received any type of an award. I seldom did any wrtiting out of school, or writing for leisure as some might say. The bottom line is, I just don't have te time to write for leisure, with a full time job, attending night school, and raising two children, my day are consumed rapidly. If I did have the time to sit down and write, I'm not sure that I would write. I keep most of my thoughts to myself, not on paper. Although it does feel nice to express my thoughts and feelings onto the page. I can see my thoughts unfold, and I can organize them to develop new ideas.
Writing to others is a way of connecting to others and helps me grow as a
The relationship that I have with writing is hard for me to explain, it’s bitter-sweet for me. I was introduced to writing as child, and I must admit writing was very easy for me to grasp. I recall learning how to write an essay and being successful in doing so. The flipside to me writing is that I don’t like to read, well we all know that reading and writing goes hand and hand together. Approaching my adult life I began to gain a different type of respect for writing, I realized how much I needed to be able to write and the importance of writing.
It also has helped me grow in writing as I have gotten older. It encouraged me to get involved into writing clubs and competitions. It helped me learn better when it came to writing because I was already interested in the subject. To this day I still enjoy writing. I don’t mind when essays are assigned or when I am told to write.
As a student, I feel that I have many writing weaknesses. I know that on my own, and because teachers have told me so. Some of the complications I face with writing is not using enough body paragraphs, forgetting a thesis statement, lack of word choice, punctuation errors, and etc. I am unaware at times of my mistakes, but I always try to correct them.
Writing has always been one of the things that I’m passionate about. Whenever I have something on my mind, I would jot it down or type it in my notes. No matter how small or pathetic it seems, I would always write it down, because you never know when you’re going to go back to it and create something grand, out of inspiration. People would think that a person like me would write down poems or novel ideas. That’s completely true, but I also write down recipes, grocery lists, hate lists and literally anything that comes to my mind. I’m the type of person that does not like to miss anything, forget anything and likes to include everything. People would say I’m a perfectionist or a control freak and as much as I would hate to admit that, it is true. While these traits of mine might hinder my writing process, during this school year I learned how to embrace them.
I don’t consider myself a very good writer. I write when I am made to or when I have something that I need to say that I can’t just tell someone. I keep a diary. Usually my diary is just a record of what I have done that day. It’s not so much about my feelings. I don’t really like talking about my feelings, usually because most of the time I am confused about what exactly I am feeling. I tend to keep the feelings that I do have to myself, to protect myself from getting hurt.