English Composition Class Essay

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People say why should take composition class while their major is nursing, Engineering or something else. Their career has nothing to do with composition writing but the college recommends composition class to student to get their diploma. Even though the people who speak English as their first language, or they can read, write and speak well they still have to take composition class in college to graduate. Taking an English composition course can prepare a person to write successful thought out in university career. To explore knowledge people should know how to organize information in research paper and explained ideas or opinion in essays.

English composition is often offered two steps of education. English composition is a class, which help students to be developed in writing. People often need to write something in their career. When a person need to write a latter or something to their boss or someone important, they really should know how to write an official latter or note. Sometimes a letter depends to get or lose a job. A good writing can bring a respect to a person. Composition class helps people to being …show more content…

A teaching profession is required this skills. Research paper is one of the most important thing in composition class which teaches student to research on something from many source and look for the important idea and explain it in own version. I want to become a science teacher in high school. I believe composition class will be a big impact on my job. As I have seen teacher from my view and as much I know teachers have to study about a lot of things and then they have to analyze it with students. Teachers have to research many things to prepare a study for students. As a science teacher I would have to research about science articles, story, history and many and also I have to share it with my students by understating it. So, from my view composition class is important for my

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