My Writing Process

I would say I have a neutral opinion on English classes. Some days I like them, and some days I dread the time when I have to go home and write another really long essay. My writing process has always been about the same from year to year because I tend to do very well on most of them. I have really enjoyed reading books and plays in class, and I hope we can do that in the future. Over the years, I have defined a technique for writing essays that best suits me. I always type essays on a computer at my desk, which is located in the office space at my house. There is no specific time of day when I decide to write an essay, but it usually will happen late at night when I have finished all my other homework and want to complete it, or I will write my essay early in the morning because I am busy during the day. Usually when I start writing essays, ideas come to me rapidly, so I prefer to write my whole essay at one time. After a couple days, I will go back to it during multiple occasions over the next week to revise it and make it the best it can be. I never pre-write, and I find writing outlines to be useless …show more content…
Even though creative writing may not seem like a difficult task, for uncreative people like me, it is extremely difficult. Socratic Seminars are the absolute worst because I am not very good at being able to form and defend my own opinion. Also, most of the Socratic Seminars I have participated in have a couple people who talk the whole entire time and get the most possible points during it and leave me with nothing to say because they have said everything else. Another part of the Socratic Seminar I dislike is the fact that I have to interrupt other people to talk to recieve my points. I have learned throughout my life the interrupting people is rude, but now, that is exactly what I have to