Writing is a tool that allows us to express who we are. Each author has a different perspective on the importance of writing based on their personal experience. For example, Dillon explains how companies are investing money on remedial training for their employers(Dillon 416). While, Cangialosi informs us on how writing can save lives. Similarly, Pipher expresses how writing can change the world, fill us with hope, and how each piece has its significance (Pipher 437). They explain how each generation is slowly distancing themselves from the typical pencil and paper, and relying on technology. Little do people know that good writing skills can lead to a greater path. Dillon expresses how infuriating it can be in the business world when employers send emails to other companies with the worst spelling and grammatical errors. This leads to the need of remedial training that comes up to $3.1 billion to
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She explains the different types of writings from art, propaganda, and moral. Another example from an artsy side would be the film supersize me, which made the American population eat less fast food, regulations came in place to have nutrition facts available on the packaging, and it made McDonald’s add a “healthy side” to their menu(Pipher 440). Pipher also emphasized on a rule soldiers had to follow in World War II called the Law of 26, and its application to writing (Pipher 437). Within the articles, the authors explained how writing skills can be benefiting in the future. Pipher and Dillon both pointed out how society are reading and writing less, and texting has become a problem. They both go into detail about writing serving a purpose professionally and politically. Cangialosi came from a medical perspective on how powerful the healing effects of writing can be simply by jotting down your
She explains the different types of writings from art, propaganda, and moral. Another example from an artsy side would be the film supersize me, which made the American population eat less fast food, regulations came in place to have nutrition facts available on the packaging, and it made McDonald’s add a “healthy side” to their menu(Pipher 440). Pipher also emphasized on a rule soldiers had to follow in World War II called the Law of 26, and its application to writing (Pipher 437). Within the articles, the authors explained how writing skills can be benefiting in the future. Pipher and Dillon both pointed out how society are reading and writing less, and texting has become a problem. They both go into detail about writing serving a purpose professionally and politically. Cangialosi came from a medical perspective on how powerful the healing effects of writing can be simply by jotting down your