Making your voice heard is a benefit in becoming a stronger writer and speaker, but it is a very difficult task to accomplish if you do not stand for what you believe. In Part 3 of How to Become a Straight A Student by Cal Newport, his overall theme was to focus on the thinking process to your writing and to gain any new skills or strategies to make your writing an A paper. In the film “Dead Poet Society” Mr. Keating taught his students how to become individuals and freethinkers in order to express your own voice in writing or speaking. The quote was taken from the film “Dead Poet Society” in order to show us to always see our writing in a different pair of eyes. In consideration of these three tools all had a common purpose of how to become
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The Teacher, Mr. Keating wants to show the students to think outside the box by telling them to not only think about the authors view but theirs as well. He is trying to emphasize the importance of different perspectives, importantly their own perspective while keeping the audience perspective in mind. Do not think you are always finished, there will always be more room for improvement. When you start knowing different perspectives, your writing abilities will expand by knowing different audiences. Knowing different audience will soon help you expand in your writing abilities. There is different perspectives to take in mind when it comes to writing: readers, authors, and your own. When Mr. Keating said “I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things a different way” he meant these three different perspectives in writing. The reader 's perspective is the overall imagery which the audience has in mind, and is always continuously going. The authors view is how he phrases his words in a particular way to let the audience know what is going on, may have multiple views, he never makes himself clear which leads to the readers trying to find the theme. But the view he is trying to make clear which is the most important is “what you think”. It is important to take what your considerations in mind, to differ and express your own self
The Teacher, Mr. Keating wants to show the students to think outside the box by telling them to not only think about the authors view but theirs as well. He is trying to emphasize the importance of different perspectives, importantly their own perspective while keeping the audience perspective in mind. Do not think you are always finished, there will always be more room for improvement. When you start knowing different perspectives, your writing abilities will expand by knowing different audiences. Knowing different audience will soon help you expand in your writing abilities. There is different perspectives to take in mind when it comes to writing: readers, authors, and your own. When Mr. Keating said “I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things a different way” he meant these three different perspectives in writing. The reader 's perspective is the overall imagery which the audience has in mind, and is always continuously going. The authors view is how he phrases his words in a particular way to let the audience know what is going on, may have multiple views, he never makes himself clear which leads to the readers trying to find the theme. But the view he is trying to make clear which is the most important is “what you think”. It is important to take what your considerations in mind, to differ and express your own self