All throughout school you have to write and from personal experience not a lot of my classmates enjoy this. We all do a unanimous sigh and then try to fudge some paper the teacher wants us to write. This was easy to do up until about 11th grade. In 11th grade we had the SAT-the SAT WILL be the biggest waste of your life. We had to do so many practice essays for that and they were graded on the SAT scale and they were graded by a computer. I don't know if you know this but trying to beat a computer is a lot harder to do than beating a teacher. This all lead up to taking the SAT which was an excruciatingly long test, 3 hours and 50 minutes to be exact, and it did nothing but give you a score you had to publicly share with colleges you want to go to. I didn't really realize the importance writing had and how much I”d need to use it in real life. This past year i have learned some of my writing strengths and weaknesses but I know them now which is a couple steps higher than last year which marks improvement. I’m going to share with you some of the reasons why writing is important in the real world.
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Money is a huge part of the real world and to get money you need a job. According to Luiza Costa Ribeiro in the article she published she states that “According to most corporate leaders, employees who are skilled in writing are the most likely to be promoted and the least likely to be outsourced or eliminated.” she continues by saying “More than 90 percent of mid-career professionals recently cited the ‘need to write effectively’ as a skill of ‘great importance’ in their day-to-day work.” I don't know about you but if I knew I couldn't write and I was worried about losing my job Because they'll find someone else to replace me who can write I would be freaking out wishing that I had payed attention better in school when they taught us about
Money is a huge part of the real world and to get money you need a job. According to Luiza Costa Ribeiro in the article she published she states that “According to most corporate leaders, employees who are skilled in writing are the most likely to be promoted and the least likely to be outsourced or eliminated.” she continues by saying “More than 90 percent of mid-career professionals recently cited the ‘need to write effectively’ as a skill of ‘great importance’ in their day-to-day work.” I don't know about you but if I knew I couldn't write and I was worried about losing my job Because they'll find someone else to replace me who can write I would be freaking out wishing that I had payed attention better in school when they taught us about