I remember being taught how to read and write in Kindergarten. I can still recall how I would love to sit and listen to the teacher read to us. As she recited, we followed along in our own books. I would practice reading at home with my parents. I never liked reading to myself. I find it tough to sit down and read a book for school or pleasure. I lose interest and focus in a short time. I have to force myself to concentrate while I am reading. Reading a newspaper, a book, or even a small article in a magazine feels like a chore to me. I tried getting books that were turned into movies. I loved the story line or plot, so I assumed I would like the book. I have tried that for a few days, but never finished even one book. I have tried reading
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My instructors or my parents never tried to adjust me to my right hand. I wrote well for many years this way. When I was nine, I was thrown off my horse and I broke my left arm in numerous places. I had to have surgery to fix it properly. For three months I had a cast from above my elbow to the middle knuckles of my hand. This is when I had to learn to write with my right hand, and even to this day I can write with either hand.
I enjoy writing essays, but I hate English classes. I seem to excel at writing longrr essays compared to writing a couple of paragraphs. I have a problem with being long-winded when I write. I have to go back through what I have written and try to condense my paper.
I know that once I become a Network Engineer I will have to write both short and long reports. I try to remember that while I complete assignments for school. I think of my homework as a report my future employer might be reading someday. I try to think I am the one reading the report and I try to stay on the topic. I proofread my work two or three times and use grammar and spell check before I turn it in. If possible, I will ask someone else to read my essay or report to me. I think hearing it helps me find errors and missing
My instructors or my parents never tried to adjust me to my right hand. I wrote well for many years this way. When I was nine, I was thrown off my horse and I broke my left arm in numerous places. I had to have surgery to fix it properly. For three months I had a cast from above my elbow to the middle knuckles of my hand. This is when I had to learn to write with my right hand, and even to this day I can write with either hand.
I enjoy writing essays, but I hate English classes. I seem to excel at writing longrr essays compared to writing a couple of paragraphs. I have a problem with being long-winded when I write. I have to go back through what I have written and try to condense my paper.
I know that once I become a Network Engineer I will have to write both short and long reports. I try to remember that while I complete assignments for school. I think of my homework as a report my future employer might be reading someday. I try to think I am the one reading the report and I try to stay on the topic. I proofread my work two or three times and use grammar and spell check before I turn it in. If possible, I will ask someone else to read my essay or report to me. I think hearing it helps me find errors and missing