My Writing Class Reflection

Never assume that you will not be good at something when you did not give yourself the time to put your brain to work. A statement that I heard multiple times but that make sense, once again, with this class. I walked in with uncertain and thin writing abilities, and the fear not to be able to align five, different and acceptable essays. However, because of my openness to what would be offered, I acquired and sharpened a great deal of skills. Among which the ability to invent, deliver and edit a text, with the purpose to narrate, criticize or simply analyze, in conformity to the rules of Standard Edited American English. I learned how to stimulate my reader’s senses; grasped the techniques to apply when it comes to writing under pression, and most importantly, I learn to appreciate and incorporate other writer’s input through the writing circle.
The most challenging part was the beginning of this class, influenced by my fear of writing in a foreign (not native) language. but as soon as I received my first three grades, I became more confident in my ability to pass this class and there for, got more involved. I read a lot of detective stories in my high school years and developed to habit of starting my writing as puzzle so It was also very challenging to build my …show more content…
That is the attitude I came with in this class. Once I got my foot in the door with acknowledging that I was capable of writing something, it became easy to borrow ideas from my writing circle; therefore, give myself a chance to see things from a different vantage point. In my circle, I learn that even our greatest drafts cry out for a different eye, a different mind. When I look back at all my assignments and reread them, I can “palpate” the improvement as the weeks went by. The structure became more defined, and with every writing style I can notice the mistakes I made on my earlier