Writing Vs Homeschooling

Writing is something that everybody does. It takes many forms: a text message, an email, an essay, a resume, or anything. A lot of the time we find ourselves writing for fun, that is, if we are writing to converse with someone. Other times, we find ourselves writing almost robotically, following format and length requirements. These are the times in which writing is less enjoyable. However, some people have learned that even when they have requirements to follow, they can still enjoy it. The interest people take in writing plays a big part into the quality of their writing. Thus, people struggle to find a reason to like writing. I have found multiple reasons as to how my homeschool education has put an interest for writing in my heart. One of those reasons is that, in homeschooling, my parents were able to choose the course that best matches my needs, so it can teach me things that are …show more content…
When I noticed that homeschooling was based off of my learning speed, style, and techniques, I started appreciating every subject that I was doing. At that point, school was more than work, it was something that I wanted to do and strived to be better at. It is like sports, for example, in the way that if one is forced to do it, it is not enjoyable. But if one willingly goes to sports events, they can appreciate it for what it is. That is exactly what homeschooling has allowed for me. I stopped thinking of school as work and started trying to do it. This applies to every subject, but reading and writing especially. Lots of subjects can be considered arts, but writing is one that can be used very widely. Writing can be done for a fictional story, and educational purpose, or anything the author chooses it to be. Writing is truly an art that can, and should, be loved and