My Favorite Value Of Writing

Writing has affected my life for the better, but our relationship is still rocky. I never realized how much of an impact writing would have on my life, until I began my career in law enforcement. Prior to my career in law enforcement, I was a student-athlete. I always viewed writing as a chore, something that I had to do, and that always frustrated me. It frustrated me, because, I did not think I was good at it. I then discovered personal writing. I began writing letters, telling stories, the whole nine yards; I learned to allow personal writing to be an outlet, and that helped me to become an overall better writer. After I became familiar with personal writing, writing started to grow on me. I found myself doing more and more writing, and I was enjoying it. When I enjoy writing, it makes the whole process seem easier.

My views on writing haven’t changed and I continue to dislike writing. I’ve always hated sitting down and just writing a paper I don’t care about. Writing has always seemed pointless to me because I think that I will never write papers at

My attitude towards writing is very unfavorable. I just don’t enjoy it at all. It’s a very tedious task when you factor in all of the revision steps that it takes to produce a quality essay. Writing requires a long amount of time spent planning and preparing that is not for impatient people like myself. However, I believe that with a little bit of some confidence and patience, I could learn to enjoy myself when I write. I think it’s a great outlet for some but just hasn’t ever really been something that made me feel relaxed or stress-free. Writing just clouds my head with confusion and anxiety. I guess I can blame this on the fact that all my previous experiences writing has been academic and in a time-restricted environment. However, I am excited to see how my impression of writing changes throughout my college career now that I am not confined to a forty-minute window.

My views on writing is that I will get better eventually but i need to work on it. Usually on my writing assignments i'm barely passing or pass with a low grade. The reason why my writing isn't good is because of my dislike for writing.

Writing is one of life 's most important skills and I have learned a vast amount about writing through my high school experience. I have learned that writing is not a strict, structured piece of work, but a free place to express facts and opinions. Personally, I have mixed feelings about writing; I enjoy the independence, but often have a hard time connecting all of my thoughts in a coherent way. Just as most high school students, my writing style and ability has grown and morphed throughout my years, and I still have much to learn.

I first started writing around when I was in the third grade. I loved to read fiction and I wanted to write it too. That year I had a story about my hair published in an Akron newspaper. Getting that story published made me feel really excited about something and I wanted to continue to do it forever. Eventually, we had to start to learn to write in cursive and I hated it so, I slowed down on writing during school and at home. I would still get good grades on reports and writing assignments but I never enjoyed it as much. I could never find the desire to write but when I did write I was never happy with the outcome.

In my opinion the only time I ever wrote anything was for homework assignments I was assigned throughout school. I can remember writing was my favorite subject compared to the rest growing up; it was the only subject I didn't hate. I always looked at writing as a competition and I thrive off of competition.

I’ve always enjoyed writing, but a part of me also hated it. At least in high school I did. Teachers made it seem like I was filling out legal forms and not just trying to get a point across. I felt like I had to be next carefully with every little detail in my writing. I couldn’t be the best writer because I wasn’t being myself. I couldn’t express myself freely or at least not without worrying how I said it.

My greatest strength when writing is brainstorming and coming up with different ideas to write about. First, I gather all my information from my source or sources and put it in my own words. Next, I write down my ideas on paper. Then, I summarize what I wrote and try to make it better. Finally, I form sentences and

Writing in the past has always been difficult for me. I have always struggled with most forms of English. I find English to be a frustrating subject because there is never one right answer. I struggle with writing because I never learned any of the important grammar rules and I do not have a large vocabulary. I try to avoid writing as much as I can, I am a picture person and I would rather draw a quick sketch to illustrate a situation opposed to writing down a description. The only type of writing I have ever enjoyed is poetry. My past experiences for writing have been slim to none; I have written a few papers but have gotten by on writing very little. It is not a good thing, but until now I have been happy to write my poorly written papers

I have viewed writing as a necessary evil for the majority of my adolescence. I proved to be talented in various sciences and mathematics at a young age and tended to shy away from subjects like writing. I entered my freshman English class thinking writing would be an easy feat, a mere obstacle that I could hurdle over easily. I believed that as soon as my pen hit the paper, words would immediately come to me in an eloquent fashion. In elementary school, I would rarely

Writing has always been the subject I despised messing up I never took easy as a child and writing always seemed to be the only class I messed up in they myth with hating writing and not having anything to say stuck with me for years.Even today as a young woman I absolutely do not like to write this has been a struggle for me and its something I never got over because I felt I didn't need to write perfect because I seen no point in all the correct grammar and correct format in writing.I can write just enough to get by but I tend to wonder off when doing essays and and thing the has to do with a paper.I don't understand most of the writing materials and that my issue when writing a paper to be perfect it takes time to get back in to the hang

My experiences in writing have been minimal. I have only learned the basics of writing, like putting together sentences, forming paragraphs with sentences, and things like that. Since I have been taking college English, I can tell my writing has improved a lot. In the future, I hope to be able to improve tremendously at writing essays, paragraphs, research papers, documents, and stories so that I have very little to no errors with drafting and final products. I predict I will be a well rounded writer when I graduate from college.

Personally, I haven't always been the biggest fan of writing. I used to dread writing papers for school, and I never thought that I could write for enjoyment. I believe that the reason I had a distaste for writing was because I just assumed that my writing was disastrous. My personal views regarding writing as a whole started to change when I

Writing is powerful. It gives us freedom to be the illustrator of our own imagination. While growing up I would write until my hand was sore, through schooling, teachers and different experiences I lost my love for writing. Now I have to give myself a mental pump up, before picking up a pencil, or sitting down to write a paper. My journey through writing is a rocky one, with accomplishments and detriments. I cherished writing growing up, I lost that desire, I have strengths and weaknesses as a writer, and I hope that I can regain the love I once had for writing, in this class.