Reflection: My Strengths As A Writer

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1. What are your strengths as a writer? My strengths as a writer include my creative side. When I have people read my work they are quick to mention that I am very creative. With my imagination, I seem to have no problem coming up with a story. Storylines and characterization are my strengths.
2. What do you feel you still could improve on as a writer? I definitely need to improve on my grammar. I always have a hard time with grammar. My creative side is very strong and I wish I could get stronger in my grammar, but the rules do not stay with me no matter how long I study or try to apply them. I will not give up I plan to keep trying until I get used to the proper usage.
3. What new introductory and concluding strategies have you learned in this course that you feel you could use in future writing endeavors? Get the readers interested in your article with an interesting …show more content…

What do you believe your greatest area of growth has been, both as a writer and a person, during the course of this class? As a writer, I feel my growth has been in structuring my writings. When I write a strong, catchy introduction my congregation will be interested and listen to my sermon and when I finish with a big closer it will persuade my congregation to want to hear and read more.
5. How will you use what you have learned in this class in future classes? After taking this class I feel that I will be able to use the writing strategies I learned in writing better essays and research papers. I will also use my new writing skills in discussion boards.
How will you use what you have learned in this class in your career? In my current career as a Business owner and manager, I will use my new knowledge in writing meeting notes and journals and also in writing performance reviews. In my future career, I will use my new writing knowledge for writing my church sermons and for the many books I plan to write. Although, like I have said earlier, I do need to concentrate on using proper

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