Reflective Essay About My Writing Style

By learning numerous amounts of resilient writing tactics from English 110 here at Cal Poly Pomona, I have molded myself into a far more suburb writer than in the beginning of the quarter. Certain assignments were tasked upon me which required me to improve and successfully learn the seven learning outcomes. Below, are examples of how I have not only improved, but thrived throughout this quarter and everything that it entailed. When push comes to shove, brainstorming and pre-writing can be considered one of the most important factors when attempting to convey an idea or opinion. While thinking of ideas for essay one, the interview, I made first made a list of any and all questions I had about writing in the hospitality industry and listed them in the appendixes. (Page 6, Essay 1) As a result, I was then able to narrow down exactly what I wanted to write about for the body of the report by using thinking maps to see if it was possible for me to elaborate, and provide examples with explanations. Previously, I would never spend to much …show more content…
Still, the rough draft doesn’t need to be perfect, so when constructing the final draft, you have to revise and proof read the original rough draft, more or less. For the discipline research project, the rough draft is in the complete wrong format and the ideas I was trying to portray were totally unorganized. As you can see, throughout the whole thing, I included spaces where there wasn’t meant to be as well as bolding/underlining the title. (Essay 2: rough draft) While constructing the final draft, I learned what the right format was in regards to the title, and in-between paragraphs. (Essay 3). Regrettably, one of the hardest things for me when writing, is having the self-control to not just turn it in, but revise and proofread to be confident in what I