How much of a toll does education have on our future? During the summer before my freshman year of college, my grandfather got diagnosed with stage 4 Colon and Liver Cancer. This was such a tragedy for my family, especially my grandfather who is still so young. To watch someone you love become so sick only makes you want to help them in any way possible. Having such a tragedy strike in my family only motivated me to do better in school. Nursing was something I had always been interested in, my pediatrician inspired me as a little kid. I always wanted to be her and help kids get better, I loved the idea of working with kids all day and handing out lollipops to children at the end of the visit. Personally I think that nothing can beat the feeling of knowing you helped someone get better.
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Banchi has taught me were that writing skills will always be important in this world today. Writing skills go far more beyond than just writing a paper and submitting it in for a grade. In "I Won 't Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here 's Why." Kyle Weins says ‘People judge you if you can’t tell the difference between their, there, and they 're they’re. Skills like this will always be useful when submitting a resume for a job or having to write a report for a patient. In Career Coach: Are writing skills necessary anymore? Joyce Russell says, ” Using an informal style — relying on abbreviations, not using punctuation and failing to capitalize — does not come across as professional.” with the increase in technology we as humans still need to know how to properly write a letter. Looking back at my high school English classes the main focus was more on vocabulary tests or being able to fully understand a poem. English classes never focused on proper writing skills, and that is definitely more important. I don 't think I was prepared enough to go into the grown up the world and be able to submit a proper
Growing up in the suburbs of Philadelphia …show more content…
Banchi has taught me were that writing skills will always be important in this world today. Writing skills go far more beyond than just writing a paper and submitting it in for a grade. In "I Won 't Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here 's Why." Kyle Weins says ‘People judge you if you can’t tell the difference between their, there, and they 're they’re. Skills like this will always be useful when submitting a resume for a job or having to write a report for a patient. In Career Coach: Are writing skills necessary anymore? Joyce Russell says, ” Using an informal style — relying on abbreviations, not using punctuation and failing to capitalize — does not come across as professional.” with the increase in technology we as humans still need to know how to properly write a letter. Looking back at my high school English classes the main focus was more on vocabulary tests or being able to fully understand a poem. English classes never focused on proper writing skills, and that is definitely more important. I don 't think I was prepared enough to go into the grown up the world and be able to submit a proper