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My Brave New World Writing Analysis

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Over these past six weeks my writing has improved in many different ways. In my 6-25-250 piece I really payed attention to detail and thoughtfully wrote one of the best pieces of writing that I have ever published. When I read it I could a picture was painted in my head of what was going on. I also spent a lot of out-of-class time perfecting my writing as much as I could. I improved on my grammar from the practice paragraphs that we have done and have used the bottom lessons on combining sentences in my writing. I have also made a well organized and thoughtful notice log which I am using for my evidence about my Brave New World essay. When writing I looked to my classmates and my teacher for guidance and feedback on my writing. I acted and

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