My Reading Style

Throughout my life, reading and writing was not always my strongest point. In fact, it was one of my weaker subjects and I loathed being forced to read and write when it comes to school. I remember even up to the end of my senior year, I rarely touched any of my textbooks or barely read any of my assigned books throughout high school. However, as I began college, I started to force myself to fully read all my textbooks and complete my writing assignments with my fullest capabilities. In the past couple of weeks, I found ways to balance out my reading and writing to fit in with my leisure time and for school assignments.

Most of the time I do my homework at late into the night. For example, here it is currently 2AM and I am working on school assignments and jumping from my laptop to my textbook. I am generally much calmer and focused at night because so I tend to work very late into the night. I am currently working out of the Campbell

For example, on my social media sites, most of my reading is very short, and concise, ignoring spelling and grammar rules. This reflects upon my writing as well, and I tend to adjust my style to the current situation compared to writing an essay. Of course this style is much simpler to read regardless of the never ending flow of information, I adapted to this style of reading being a part of the younger generation where technology and social media has become a very active component in life. The podcast …. Brings up the topic about how people have diminish their natural reading and replaced it with this new style of reading. I find it interesting because it is a lot easier for me to read new posts on twitter compared to reading a Thomas Hardy novel. However, I believe it is because I personally am not very used to reading dense novels whereas I practically do this style of reading and writing every day because it is how the modern age