I will be honest, I am not the best at writing papers, but I am hoping, by the end of the year, to strengthen my writing skills. Writing is crucial to the medical field because I will have to write reports and research papers. My writing is not perfect, and I want to be considered a well-spoken writer. I have had many experiences with written literacy, primarily with reading historical and classical books when I was in middle school, writing historical short stories, having my parents’ support, and doing poorly in English classes.
When I was younger, I loved to read books and write my own stories. I loved writing adventures of war or historical fiction. I wrote about five books, which were not truly books, but I still counted them. I read many books, like White Fang, The Hatchet, and countless others. I enjoyed reading novels, magazines, and even some textbooks. …show more content…
English was the only subject that I did the worst in, especially writing papers, although I still made an A in the class. I will be honest, I do not like to write essays. They take a while and typically are boring. I wonder how many people actually like to write essays. I really wish they can teach me their motive. During my junior year of high school, I made one B and that was in English. I was truly disappointed in myself. It is quite funny that, my sophomore to senior year of high school, I had the same teacher, Ms. Widemon. She did not truly teach me how to write a paper, but she was extremely super harsh on grading. She was a former journalist. One thing she taught me was to try my absolute best and expect to get a little criticism. Now in everything I do, I expect criticism.
Over the years, I believe I have gotten better at writing. Yes, I have flaws, but they are not major flaws, well at least to me. I really hope I have increased my writing skills and better flow of writing. I know I am not the best writer, but I think I give great effort and has
When I was younger, I loved to read books and write my own stories. I loved writing adventures of war or historical fiction. I wrote about five books, which were not truly books, but I still counted them. I read many books, like White Fang, The Hatchet, and countless others. I enjoyed reading novels, magazines, and even some textbooks. …show more content…
English was the only subject that I did the worst in, especially writing papers, although I still made an A in the class. I will be honest, I do not like to write essays. They take a while and typically are boring. I wonder how many people actually like to write essays. I really wish they can teach me their motive. During my junior year of high school, I made one B and that was in English. I was truly disappointed in myself. It is quite funny that, my sophomore to senior year of high school, I had the same teacher, Ms. Widemon. She did not truly teach me how to write a paper, but she was extremely super harsh on grading. She was a former journalist. One thing she taught me was to try my absolute best and expect to get a little criticism. Now in everything I do, I expect criticism.
Over the years, I believe I have gotten better at writing. Yes, I have flaws, but they are not major flaws, well at least to me. I really hope I have increased my writing skills and better flow of writing. I know I am not the best writer, but I think I give great effort and has