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    Throughout the years, my reading and writing skills were never my best aspect growing up as a kid. I always felt that I would never need to learn how to write and read because I wanted to become a superhero when I grew up, and I thought superheroes don’t need to learn that type of stuff because they just save people from the bad guys. As I grew older I knew my dream of flying around and fighting crime wasn’t an option, so I started read and write, which mostly started in kindergarten. I knew it wasn’t

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    Writers need to have a multitude of skills when they write. These skills make any form of writing better than it would have been. Over time I have obtained many writing skills. All of which have been completely indispensable. If I had not learned these skills; my writing would not be nearly as good or productive as it is. Over this semester I have learned many skills that have made me a better writer. While writing the first body paragraph of Q2E7 it took a lot of focus. To write an essay about

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    Reflective Writing Skills

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    started this course my writing was standard, and I had not yet developed skills that have made me the exceptional writer I am presently. I have improved as a writer by utilizing these skills and developing my own style of writing. Some of the skills I have learned are critical thinking, locating scholarly research, supporting opposing viewpoints, writing to a variety of audiences, drafting my own writing, improving on grammar, punctuation and mechanics. Showing these skills throughout the assignments

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    position, communication, through good writing skills, is essential for success. Employers spend billions annually training new and existing employees to write effectively. (Simkin, Crews, & Groves, 2012). Individuals entering institutions of higher education must enroll in writing courses to prepare them for success in their studies. Why then, do so many Americans not possess effective writing skills? A number of reasons seem to factor into the decline of these skills. Research by Simkin, Crews, &

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    of Writing Skills and Oral skills Mr. Price emphasized the importance of writing skills. He said that when you use it daily it is always important to sound professional. He also said what person would like to go through a document or email and see errors throughout. The textbook states, “many job listings mention the need for excellent oral and written communication” (Guffey and Loewy 3). Mr. Price told me that he had an ASM that worked for him in the past and he had terrible writing skills and

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    Writing Skill Analysis

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    Writing Skill Summary: 'How to Write Strong Introductions' (4 points) - due 11:59 p.m. Sunday For your first writing skill summary, you will explore the topic of 'How to Write Strong Introductions' (this should include crafting a strong thesis statement/statement of purpose with a focus on analytical and report writing styles as these are most commonly used in professional public administration writing - NOTE: 'attention grabbers' or 'questions' are not used in professional public administration

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    My Writing Skills

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    To my fellow classmates: I have been writing since I can remember. I have been told that I have an advanced vocabulary (well beyond those of expletives, and then some). The earliest memory I can recall was writing on my grandmother’s ancient Microsoft computer in the summer following fourth grade. I spent all of my free time writing. I would spend hours staring at the blinking cursor, eventually persisting through periods of writer's block. I typed, furiously, in a hurry for the words that had been

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    The Skill of Writing Writing and reading are two essential skills that we need to have in order to succeed in any field of study that we have chosen. Without these two we would not be here, wouldn’t be writing right now and would be considered the lowest class of our society. There are different aspects of writing that each of us may, or may not, excel at. Some of us are creative enough to write short stories or even novels on fiction while others, like me, are better at writing essays. To

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    Writing-Michael is having difficulty when it comes to his writing skills. He struggles with writing complete sentences, and is unable to express himself, but it in words when it comes to writing. Recommend more assignments with fill in the blanks with a word bank to assit him to making the right choice to complete the sentence. This would benefit Michael. He would have time to think of a word by himself to complete the assignment. Reading- Michael’s reading skils are improving. He is now reading

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    drilled the seemingly unimportant skills of grammar into your head day after day? The answer is much simpler than you may think: they’re trying to prepare you for future success in life. In today’s world, comprehensive writing and language are skills students need to understand. Jeffery Selingo, author of “There is Life After College”, pointed out in his article “Why can’t college graduates write coherent prose?” the importance and application of proper writing skills in the workplace. This glaring

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