My Writing Experience

For as long as I can remember, I have had interesting situations with reading and write. Like everyone, it started with one word like mom or dad. While trying to learn, letter and number, some television shows would be the perfect way to learn. Just as my parents currently encourage me to take on any challenging opportunity, they also always took the opportunity to challenge me in my childhood as an attempt to broaden my skills and knowledge. Because my mom was from Ecuador, her entire side of the family spoke Spanish to each other. Because of that, they thought they would try teach me a second language growing up. Unfortunately, it didn't work out and I grew up only hearing gibberish and never understood what they were actually saying.

Now school has begun. We can all remember those days on a colorful rug and listening to the teacher reading books to the class. Those were some of the first memories I have. Those are the first memories I have of learning to read and write.

Using correct grammar and parts of speech took a lot of practice and we reviewed almost every year. During those years I mainly learned the basics and the structure for writing. Nothing that really caught my attention. Grammar and sentence structure never stuck with me. I preferred to draw or write. Though I could never start them. I enjoyed working from a sentence or two and making it more.

My high school experiences were memories I won't forget when it comes to reading, writing, and communicating. Some good, and some bad. I was always torn between assignments or I just didn't do them at all. Thankfully though, because of these mistakes, I figured out what to do. This is where I figured out what type of habits I had and what kind of learner I actually