My Writing Experience Essay

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• What have you been taught about writing?
Writing is a process that involves outlining, drafting pre-writing revising and proof reading. And it involves a lot of thinking.
That challenge of writing is always in the process targeting the audience, and the purpose writing a letter or writing for leisure or fun is completely different.
I admire words. Others use in their writing; I can see where I came short, and how come I did not think about that.
For myself Writing is still work in progress the feeling of insecurity or intimidation from time to time due to lack of confidence in my writing. The Nike motto "just do it" is the cure for my problem most the time. I am not a good Writer, but I like writing, it sounds odd, but it is true.

List the topics, rules, and advice you remember.
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What I find it helpful.

• What kinds of writing have you done in school? How long have the papers been?
Honestly, I had minimal experience because my last English class was seven years ago then I took two in college this year this is my third class, I took an art history and sociology classes before, that needed a research paper is five pages at least.

• How has your school writing is evaluated? Did the instructor mark or comment on mechanics and grammar? Style? Organization? Logic? Content? Audience analysis and adaptation? Have you gotten extended comments on your papers? Have instructors in different classes had the same standards, or have you changed aspects of your writing for different classes
Honestly all that and more, extended comments yes and no, yes in a way that notes in specific segments, in case the point is not clear, or if the argument position is ambiguous or the talk is indirect, or the point is not clear. Or the supportive evidence is irrelevant to the

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