The Influence Of Writing: Group Juggling

Many people have a habit of writing differently and it can be good or bad. In the essay “The Importance of Writing Badly,” Bruce Ballenger encourages students to write spontaneously without any rules or “error-free sentences.” He believes that there are no wrong way to express how a person feel. It may not be the correct way to write it but it still allows a person to write continuously. Ballenger allows students to write badly because he is more interested in encouraged thinking.

Writing is one of the most important skills that I have learned throughout my years in school. I have learned that no matter how much I love or hate it, writing is a necessity; I might as well try to be good at it. Writing has been in my life for many years. There are many types of writing, educational writing and personal writing are two that I will mention in this essay. I have learned how to allow writing to help me in my daily life. When I began writing I hated it, however, I have learned the many uses of it, and it has become a huge part of my life.

My writing styles have changed drastically over the past four years of high school. This memo will explain how my writing has changed and how my knowledge of writing has improved.

I hate writing. It is one of the simplest task because it is like talking but it creates so much stress for myself. I would rather be pulling all the hairs off my body strand by strand then sit down and write. Even the thought of having to sit down and write makes my stomach tense. It is not like I am hiding behind the fact that I hate writing to avoid doing this assignment. This assignment is one of the easiest prompts that I have been given in my educational career but I have such a high expectation that my writing must be a “perfect”. My writing must be wonderful, flawless, and beautiful. When my writing is best compared to a pile of garbage. The comparison might seem extreme but its sadly true.

Writing is probably one thing that will be inevitable in our lives. Even after our school years, knowing how to write will be essential in a lot of the careers that we end up pursuing in. Let’s be honest, when we are assigned to write a paper or an essay we either; one, completely “BS” it or two, don’t even complete the assignment because it is something that we struggle greatly in. Instead of trying to get around it, learn to master the skill of writing so that every time we have to write a paper, we don 't have to fear it. We won’t have to sit long tedious hours on the due date, crying with frustration, because we decided to leave what we dread most at last minute. Here, we will be going over and learning about our weakness, strengths, and tips on how improve our writing habits based on our personalities. To have a better understanding of what you are about it read, or to see if this paper will be any help, make sure you know your personality style Inventory. If you are a hybrid of INT/FJ as I am, keep reading on.

As a freshman at Linden High School, I have learned that writing provides students with the necessary communication and thinking skills necessary to succeed in school. Before I enrolled in ACL, I was a lazy writer who detested every aspect of writing. Now, I have learned to embrace writing challenges and learn from my mistakes. Writing persuasive and research papers proved to be difficult for me because it required organizational and research skills. As the year progressed, I began feeling more confident in my writing skills and looked forward to expressing my ideas on paper. As a writer, I have gained the knowledge and tools to grow as a student.

Writing is a passage way f. It’s not my specialty, I tend to think too hard about what I am going to say and write. or me to go into my own world and write about what I feel, see, hear, smell and even taste. As far as school goes I understand that I have to do better at writing my essays, because in life and even my career field I will have to do some form of writing. Even if it’s just something simple as writing a shopping list or recipe, writing plan an important part in everything we

Well as I indicated earlier I’ve always wrote, there has never been a time in my life when I wasn’t writing, I guess you would have to go back to before I had the ability to do so, but I feel like that's cheating. I’m never not going to write, I think self examination is important, it is what drives the wanting of a better life, to be a better person. I most likely won’t be writing so much with a pencil, but rather writing on my computer (which I know is against the purpose of the assignment as it is suppose to be a way to turn away from the uses of technology, but also, as I said before I find this to be not a good reason, I see nothing wrong with the use of technology). I’ll certainly like writing more now because no one will be forcing me to do so. Writing overall will still be hard for me, it's hard to do something you aren’t inherently good at as a fixture of your daily life. I for me it's probably harder, since I tend to compare myself to others and I tend to read more advanced literature than most, as well as a century of artists with completely different styles, so I struggle sometimes in the aspect of find words to say. It's like the feeling of a blank sheet of paper when you are an artist, where do you start? It’s that paralyzing feeling of fear of doing something wrong, or I guess for me it would be inadequate, but the more you write the better you

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Congratulations! You have made it to the last paragraph. Now I am going to explain how much a dislike writing through writing. How ironic. I believe that writing is a tool that is both necessary to be successful in the “real world”. However, the same thing can be said about cooking, but we all know that microwaveable ramen I way easier. Seriously, I am an okay writer, but I have a lot of room for improvement which will happen of the course of my last 2 years of high school. If you asked a year ago what I thought about learning about history, I would’ve simply said it is useless. Over this summer, I have realized the benefits from learning history: you learn how different people in different eras think, you see the evolution of how society grew to its current state, and you learn about the world's cultures and how they have blended together. Understanding where people come from and why they act the way they do something that everyone should crave to

Dear Mr. Wilhite, I am extremely intrigued for writing class this year. I hope in this class I will be able to grow into a more proficient writer; to go beyond the basic level of writing I am at now. One of my most problematic areas in writing is when I fail to truly commutate my idea. I may try to clearly convey my points, but my writing still seems choppy, underdeveloped, and it makes for an unpleasant read. That, and my grammar makes for a bumpy adventure for whoever reads my work. Hopefully during these next couple of semesters I will be able to overcome those issues so in the future I can focus more on improving my technique. For me, my favorite kind of writing is simply when I have the opportunity to write about something I feel passionate

Throughout week eight which was looking at strategies for teaching writing as a group, we presented a well-rounded daily task to the discussion board, awaiting students in our learning group to respond. It 's these responses that will guide this section of the folio and my own personal reflection regarding my role in the group.

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Attitude: I’m energized to complete this course and learn more about writing, but I feel like some of the information for this course makes it a little difficult for me because I don’t understand some of the information I’m receiving but I hope to overcome this and try to move through it and do the best I can. Doing the best you can is all you can do right? I hope to execute well in this class and pass with a good grade and I also enjoy this class because I like to write, because I get to write out my thoughts. It’s a great deal easier than speaking your thoughts. When you write I feel like you get more in depth with your sentiments and feelings, but the one thing I don’t like about writing is someone reading it and I care about what they’ll recollect.

As Dorothy Parker once said, “I hate writing, I love having written.” This quote is important because it signifies that she hates the process of writing but she loves the product at the end. I liked this quote because I can relate on a personal level because I hate the process of writing such as brainstorming. since many people like the writing process and can write without a problem, I hate writing given I was never good at revising and editing, also stating what I wanted so people would comprehend it better. I say this because I don’t know how to format my words on papers but when I’m done I feel accomplished at the end.            My hatred for writing started freshman year. My freshman English class was an honors course, so it was more advanced than what I was use too. I remembered when I first walked into the classroom I saw the array of desks and all the motivational posters that no one paid any mind too. There stood my ninth grade English teacher at the podium in front of the class. Ms. Cheasek was in her mid-fifties and she was an average height woman with the shiniest silver hair I’ve ever seen. She worked at my school for a long time and because of that, she was uncompromising in her ways of teaching and grading. Every day I walked into the class with a “Do Now” on the board which comprised us fixing an incorrect sentence. It was as if every passing day I felt unintelligent compared to my peers and this took a toll on my self-esteem and as a result, I skipped