Throughout my middle and high school life, I’ve come to dislike writing essays to a point where I am trying to find every way possible to avoid unto this day. Yes, you’re right; I am not enjoying writing this essay, mainly because writing is always been my weak point. In college, students are piled each week with homework’s up to their throat, but nightmare doesn’t stop there. You know it’s coming and although you try as hard as possible to brace yourself, it never works, as for hearing your professor happily say “Essays are due next week”, brings chills down your back and a killer headache as you come to realize your weekend plans are out the door. Having to write ten pages, no, even three pages is extremely time consuming, speaking personally,
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After class I figured that’s not so bad since I am pretty good with test, and even better that it’s multiple choice, easy A on the quiz. Little did I know upon pulling the link up, I saw the article I had to read that week, an extremely long and tedious essay to read just to make one point. If I could recall clearly on the top on my head, I would say that, that article was seven to ten pages long, with the text looking as if they were written in font five; you probably needed to zoom in fully to see a sentence. With this large article, I had to adapt myself to understand the full story, what the author is really trying to say to his audience, and not fall asleep, in order to “ace” that quiz. With all this reading and analyzing, I found myself being able to analyze key text in article that is on the quiz faster than …show more content…
As for me, I was excited about writing my research essay on gun control because I got the chance to read about many more incidence that was not covered by the media, not to mention many amazing idea’s people are pushing for to make America a better place. During my four months in this course, I’ve come to understand to use commas more often than before, as it changes the way your sentence flows. Future skills that I plan to use over and over again is how to analyze a long boring article in a way I can pull key information’s and understand what the author is really trying to
After class I figured that’s not so bad since I am pretty good with test, and even better that it’s multiple choice, easy A on the quiz. Little did I know upon pulling the link up, I saw the article I had to read that week, an extremely long and tedious essay to read just to make one point. If I could recall clearly on the top on my head, I would say that, that article was seven to ten pages long, with the text looking as if they were written in font five; you probably needed to zoom in fully to see a sentence. With this large article, I had to adapt myself to understand the full story, what the author is really trying to say to his audience, and not fall asleep, in order to “ace” that quiz. With all this reading and analyzing, I found myself being able to analyze key text in article that is on the quiz faster than …show more content…
As for me, I was excited about writing my research essay on gun control because I got the chance to read about many more incidence that was not covered by the media, not to mention many amazing idea’s people are pushing for to make America a better place. During my four months in this course, I’ve come to understand to use commas more often than before, as it changes the way your sentence flows. Future skills that I plan to use over and over again is how to analyze a long boring article in a way I can pull key information’s and understand what the author is really trying to