Persuasive Essay On My Writing Style

I have always had a love hate relationship with writing. I like to think of myself as a very creative person who enjoys being expressive with my words, that is until it comes to putting them down on paper. I have always pride myself in having an expansive vocabulary and ability to articulate my emotions clearly from a young age. I had always excelled in my Literature and English courses in High School but soon found a stronger calling in public speaking and presenting. Though a daunting task for many I always found it so much easier to speak my mind then try to format my thoughts into an essay. Writing is one of those skills that if you do not continue to practice you can lose strength in rapidly.

Over 7,500 animals are killed in zoos because they are deemed surplus, as stated by Liz Tyson an animals rights activist. This giraffe in particular sparked a huge controversy. HIs name was Marius, he was homed at the Copenhagen Zoo and was 2 years old when the staff killed him with a bolt gun. Marius was then dissected and fed to lions in front of ongoing zoo goers. What got people fuming is that he was a healthy, young giraffe. Therefore I believe the killing of Marius should not be justified.

The cost of college tuition is continually on the rise and has placed many burdens on high school students as well as their families. Some of the burdens that are placed are a result of parents putting pressure on their children to earn scholarships. Some of the burden is a result of students putting pressure on themselves to earn scholarships. Then, there is the burden of high college debt once the student graduates. Is this pressure really helping our students or is it hurting them? The bottom line is college tuition is skyrocketing out of control and something must be done before it destroys our families and our children.

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.

English 2010 follows the 1010 course teaching students to think critically by connecting the ideas of a varied group of authors. Because of its many benefits, many students go on to take 2010 following the introductory course; it seems like the obvious next step in a student’s academic career, but, in a high school setting, it's not for everyone.

As an eager learner, I often took classes that I felt would challenge me and my writing style. After taking many English courses like History of the English language and English Grammar, I wanted to learn another style of writing, which led me to journalism. The journalism program made me focus on developing my writing and researching skills to deliver reliable information. In the program we learned by doing and were expected to report both on and off campus. I was required to take an Editing course where we learned about copy editing, proofreading and basic editorial skills. In the class we would analyze articles for accuracy, libel, and tightening.

My narratives are interesting and draws the audience's attention, I think these are my best writings, they are creative and gripping. I write good hooks and usually don’t have trouble writing these. Now, I’ll talk about my argument writings and analysis. My argument writings are usually persuasive and can convince people easily to be on my side. Even if they were sided with my opponent, I can get people to see my side of things, let see them things in a new perspective. My analysis styled writings shows how the other person and I see things, and I go deeper into details on what I want to saw and analyze deeper on what the author says. But even though my writing may seem good, my time spent on the beginning of my writing are the hardest times for

Writing, something that has never befriended me, will always be an obstacle in my life. For me, it’s difficult to just sit down at a table and write something interesting and creative. I try to do so every time I am assigned a essay, and sometimes it turns out to be successful, but most of the time it is unsuccessful. Every time I am given a written assignment, I go through the same routine: I sit at the table and stare at my computer with my fingers on the keyboard. I have noticed that I come up with a lot of ideas, but I focus mainly on how to structure them while writing. In three articles written by Anna Lomott, Marie Foley and Donald M. Murray, they all discuss different strategies on how to

My writing has become interestingly more authentic and convincing than it was used to be. It was because I accompanied persuasive writing in my major essays. In my ad analysis essay, I supported the critical thought of an advertiser which influence customers to purchase the sugar free Chupa Chup lollipop. When writing this essay, I tried hard not to be biased. But this essay was about my personal opinion for liking the advertisement and I think I am biased to some extent because I don’t like the sugar containing lollipop. However, I selected the words to convince the reader that my opinions were true in regards to a topic. For my synthesis essay, I tried to deliver the message why terrorism should not be linked to the religions. I used information

As a class, we wrote many different types of papers, including persuasive papers, creative papers, and expository papers, which allowed for me to realize which types of papers I enjoy writing and which ones I do not. I learned that I enjoy writing persuasive papers, but I dislike writing creative papers, although they are easy to write. Persuasive papers give me the chance to argue for something I believe in, and I enjoy writing papers for a cause. Even though creative papers are not difficult to write because they come from the writer’s own thoughts, I have a difficult time writing a

Constant controversy, immaturity at its finest, an American flag, a little blue birdy logo, a verified checkmark, more than 44 million followers, little elementary school arguments with Kim-Jong-un; the list goes on. If you are still unaware of what I am referring to, it is the twitter account of the current President of the United States (POTUS), Donald J. Trump. This man is one of the largest and most active gatekeepers in the realm of social media. Generally, one would assume information posted in a tweet from the POTUS would undoubtedly be accurate. How could that ever not be a reputable source? Why even bother to do some of your own research? Unfortunately, this is not the reality we live in; not everything presented to us through news, government or media is true and thus, everything you hear today requires a conduction of your own research prior to accepting anything as true. To be completely honest, if you did not know I was referring to the POTUS, you are probably in a much better position than his 44 million followers, as you have successfully managed to avoid one of the many gatekeepers/media outlets whose employed methods entail the plaguing that come with the concept post-truth politics. Though, you must keep in mind that is just one of the many outlets, as this concept is currently taking place all over the world. You, along with the rest of the population are essentially forcibly subjected to fake news every single day of your waking life whether you choose to believe it or not. On September 10, 2016, The Economist published an article titled “The Post Truth World: Yes, I’d lie to you.” The article claims the reality of the current political world; a reality The Economist suggests the general population is ignorant of. The article is severely opinionated and due to the multitude of reasons provided in support of their argument, many of which substantiated with an abundance of factual evidence, the authors were very convincing in their contention that post-truth politics are to be with us for many years to come unless changes are made immediately.

Writing essay is one of the things that I used to dislike before. For me, writing an essay was a difficult and boring thing. However, I change my mind when I was doing the assignment, “Persuasive Essay”. This essay is my first English essay, and it was a quite challenging task for me. In this assignment , I learned a lot. For example, to use the transition words to connect each paragraph. Also, to use other writer’s words to make my idea be more powerful. Thus, this assignment improves my writing skills a lot.

The main sponsor that held it all together, that intertwined all of these skills, and turned me into the good or terrible writer I am today, is school. Oh how I loathed writing, especially in fourth grade. I loved reading, I could read all day, but I loathed writing, and I blame this on my fourth grade teacher. She was a mean old lady, who would make us “free write” for an hour every day, while she chatted away on her phone. Which nine year old child can write for an hour? Certainly not me! To make matters worse, I was a chatty Cathy. I was the class president and loved talking. Instead of free writing I would start up a conversation with my desk neighbor, then my teacher would move me, then I’d start a conversation with my new desk neighbor. This cycle continued for a while until my teacher finally moved me

School was starting to bother Edward and Alice because eighth period was unpredictable. They couldn 't see what Mrs. Rivers was planning, and it seemed Edward 's ability to read Mrs. Rivers was shrinking every day. Alice was frustrated, but Edward encouraged her to keep trying, hoping she could make a little progress.

Which of these two home business websites do you think will get the most free traffic: the online business brochure page that never changes, or the website with hundreds of blog posts that continually expands in size? More likely than not, the blog will hands down get more traffic. As long as the posts engage its visitors in ways that the search engines can measure, such as long visits and link clicking, the traffic will continue to come.