Reflective Essay: Lessons Learned

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Writing an essay is never an easy task to do. It takes a lot of time and effort to create a well-written essay. After taking this class, I had learned many important lessons that I would like to share and suggest students to do. One suggestion that I would give to other students on ways to get the most out of any writing assignment is to always go back to your work and revise and edit it. Also, it's better to take a break from writing and then re-read it again.

There is one advice that I would like to share with other students what I had learned from all of my writing assignment, which is to always revise and edit your work. By doing so. this allows you to improve your writing skill and enhance your essay. Of course, this can be a difficult process for some people. Especially, students who are overly attached to what they'd written. Some of them might even refuse to make any changes to their essay. However, revising your essay not only improve your grade but, also teaches you to become a better writer. You would be able to learn from your minor mistakes to improve your writing skill. …show more content…

It's nice to proof read your story again to check for any grammatical error and punctuation if needed. You might need to add some description or transition words in your story to create a better flow. Besides, having someone read your essay help enhance your essay. Since, you have been reading your story multiple times it may be difficult for you to fix some changes to your essay which is why you need somebody to read, and check your essay for you. By having someone else reading your essay, they would be able to give you some feedbacks on what needs to change, or improve. Proofreading helps you to check that you have included everything you wanted to say in your

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