Procrastination is such a fickle disease, and I’m currently suffering from it. I can’t stand writing papers! Not only am I terrible at it but I wait for the very last minute to write the entire paper. Since I procrastinate, I end up straying away from the topic of the assignments given to me. I need to manage my time more efficiently to better my writing skills by outlining, starting the assignment ahead of time, and enhancing my transitions. Hopefully, I can follow through with the solutions I’ve set up for myself.
My ability to write papers in high school was mediocre at best and no one told me. I left that place receiving A’s and B’s on my writing assignments, that I always did the night before. How is it even possible that after four years …show more content…
A technique taught to me in highschool but was never put to use and just now has been reiterated by the person mentioned in the previous paragraphs Mrs. Moebs. This has shown to be a successful tip when trying to do research and enhancing transition sentences. As said by smart-words.org “transition words are essential, since they not only connect ideas, but also can introduce a certain shift, contrast or opposition, emphasis or agreement, purpose, result or conclusion”. Provided you put things in order the easier it is to follow along as the reader. In addition, writer Jesse Lopez from The Collegian magazine has said “if it’s a good outline, writers can simply flesh it out to make the first draft.” Also when researching for the outline it is best to use article research databases given it is the databases only purpose is to provide you with material over your topic.
The utmost important component to a better paper has to be starting the paper ahead of time to prepare for the arrangement of the outline and make room later for editing. Starting the paper ahead of time is easier said than done but will save you in the end when all you have to worry about is editing. Setting time aside to begin the horrendous process writing, will help lessen the stress of the paper’s due date. Allowing yourself to have time ahead to be creative when brainstorming on how to connect all of your evidence and examples, ensuring for a better paper according to Mrs.
My ability to write papers in high school was mediocre at best and no one told me. I left that place receiving A’s and B’s on my writing assignments, that I always did the night before. How is it even possible that after four years …show more content…
A technique taught to me in highschool but was never put to use and just now has been reiterated by the person mentioned in the previous paragraphs Mrs. Moebs. This has shown to be a successful tip when trying to do research and enhancing transition sentences. As said by smart-words.org “transition words are essential, since they not only connect ideas, but also can introduce a certain shift, contrast or opposition, emphasis or agreement, purpose, result or conclusion”. Provided you put things in order the easier it is to follow along as the reader. In addition, writer Jesse Lopez from The Collegian magazine has said “if it’s a good outline, writers can simply flesh it out to make the first draft.” Also when researching for the outline it is best to use article research databases given it is the databases only purpose is to provide you with material over your topic.
The utmost important component to a better paper has to be starting the paper ahead of time to prepare for the arrangement of the outline and make room later for editing. Starting the paper ahead of time is easier said than done but will save you in the end when all you have to worry about is editing. Setting time aside to begin the horrendous process writing, will help lessen the stress of the paper’s due date. Allowing yourself to have time ahead to be creative when brainstorming on how to connect all of your evidence and examples, ensuring for a better paper according to Mrs.