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    I read because it allowed me to become someone else and learn about the world through their eyes. I wrote because I wanted to create a place to escape to. The power of reading and writing, I believed, could significantly change a person outlook on life. So, I read to become someone else and learn how life is. I read to explore the world. I wrote to create new places to escape to. I wrote to implement scenarios that I wished existed. I read and write to be free. As a child, I grew up reading and

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    He is writing more and more during each unit. He shows an understanding about the genre of writing. Andrew utilizes feedback to improve his writing. This was evident when Andrew first sat down to draft his personal narrative. He didn’t let the pencil leave the paper until he proved how influential his uncle is in his life.

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    profession, if you don't keep working, then you will remain complacent. A year ago, I thought writing was one of those things where I would just be complacent in. Not because I didn’t wanted to work harder at it, but because I thought of writing as one of those skills that came natural to you, or you did not have it at all. I always wanted my writing to improve but never knew how. When I worked harder on writing assignments in highschool, I would turn in my essay and later receive a grade that was lower

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    “Well, I actually just had a breakthrough,” April explained. “I’m going to tell about my experiences in writing in the past, and in a circuitous style, I’ll loop it back around to how it has affected me in the present and how it will continue to affect me in the future since I’m planning on majoring in journalism.” Mary was nodding her head along as April was explaining, but then declared, “That just might work! But I think you’ve done enough thinking for now. Let’s go.” The girls stood up and walked

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    had control over what I chose. I got to choose what type of book I read. I loved writing, because it gave me a chance to create this world. I got to create my own fantasy. As I grew up, not only were reading and writing a way to escape the pressures of the world, but it also became a comfort like an old friend who you have not seen in a long time, but it feels like they never left. The power of reading and writing, I believed, could significantly change a person’s outlook on life. So, I read to

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    Writing is an activity I have done most of my life, but still have no idea how to do. High school didn't effectively teach me how to write because the teachers go off the assumption that we already have the correct skills to do so. Because of that, countless papers and essays have been done just by being told what to do, but not how to do it. It was compressed, the writing process usually took about a week. One day for brainstorming, another day for rough draft, two days for peer response and editing

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    Writing papers and essays has always been something that I have struggled with. Throughout high school, I did fairly well on essays and research papers, but writing at a college level has proven to be very difficult for me. I feel that I have never been able to succeed in writing in the way that I had hoped and envisioned I would. When I get an essay assignment, it is easy for me to think of what I want to write my paper on. But when it comes down to actually writing the essay, I always struggle

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    butterfly, my writing style transformed from something mediocre to something quite exceptional. In high school, even when I took advanced placement English and Literature courses, I was never good at writing. My writing would lack structure, reasoning, syntax, and a well-defined thesis statement. My inadequate grades on writing assignments lowered my self-esteem, so I assumed I would never enjoy writing papers because I believed I could never improve. However, since attending a university my writing style

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    Writing assignments always perturbed me because in more advanced english classes, the grade was not given by completion of the project, but on how well you completed it. I like subjects like math where you are either right or wrong. With english, it is either good or unsatisfactory which makes it difficult because I feel that certain teachers would be more likely to give a better grade when a specific style of writing is used. I think of myself as a decent writer, but I would always be discouraged

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    An Analysis of David Brooks's Writing David Brooks is a writer for the New York Time. He is a phenomenal writer who epitomizes style techniques and delivers a very well sculpted message. I examined his latest work, Why America’s Leadership Fails, where he discusses passion, adversity and bureaucracy in an inspiring manner. He practices many good style techniques like his well placed and powerful quotes, vocabulary, and shorter paragraphs. He uses one quote towards the end of the article, one

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