Reflective Essay On Working On Writing

Working on Writing “Keep a small can of WD-40 on your desk—away from any open flames—to remind yourself that if you don’t write daily, you will get rusty” (George Singleton). Ways of writing are always moving forward with time; however, I will not change; instead, my writing will. I will grow; in addition, apply what I have been taught. There is always room for improvement in writing; therefore, looking at my strengths, my weaknesses, plus the ways of applying what I learned, it will allow me to see what I need to work on. There are only three strengths of my reflection paper that I saw. One was I had decent sentences, let me show an example from my paper. “The school officials thought I was too small, so I waited until age six”. There were several ways I could have written that sentence, I could have added a semi-colon with a conjunction adverb, it made more sense to me to use the word so. Another strength of this paper, I had many

Having other people reads over my paper will help what I cannot see. I need to work on having my thesis statement say all of the points that are stated throughout the paper. We have very good notes with resources on Moodle that will help my papers go to the next level. Which includes: Transitional sentences, thesis statement review, sentence errors; furthermore, there are several ways that Moodle could help me improve my writing. Overall the self – Evaluation paper helped me see what I am really good at which included very well developed unites, good points throughout the paper, my work cited page overall was pretty good, also last but not least my conclusions are very well