I started to feel that no matter how much time and effort I put in my writing will never good enough. Today I hope to be able to get my confidence back in my writing. I hope to gain reading skills and grammar
Other people find themselves to love reading and writing as a child and they grow out of it, becoming more involved with sports and social outings. Whatever the feelings a person has about reading and writing as a whole and how it pertains to their life as an adult—reading and writing had some sort of impact on everybody at some point in their life. In my personal journey with reading and writing, I have learned to love the art even more every year. I began reading at the early age of three, I could read on an eighth-grade reading level when I was five. I was well above other students' academic levels, starting from early ages.
If we are sitting for a long period of time our attention goes to something else in the room. Brain breaks makes learning easier because it rests your brain. Brain breaks also help us to function better because we are up moving and it lets oxygen into our brain. We need brain breaks to help us get our brain focused. Kids need brain breaks because brain breaks can help a lot.
In the fourth or fifth grade, I remember reading, writing, and grammar becoming a competition in the classroom. Coming from a family with ten older first cousins, competition was something I always loved. However, in class when every assignment I did in English turned into a competition on who could read the most books or who could get a 100% on every reading comprehension quiz, I began to dislike the logistical literacy learning. I understand now that I was still performing literacy through other acts such as talking to my friends or singing music in the car, however, I was becoming disinterested in learning in the classroom because I did not want to be of a less value to my peers. Looking back my hate for the competition style learning was a fear that my stellar performance would be no longer apart of my identify.
They will also help me improve on my weaknesses and become better on my strengths. I have grown a lot in language arts and have become more successful and I hope I can become better and better each year and achieve most of my goals. Since I am hardworking and I will continue to push myself to become a better reader and writer. I have learned in the past a lot about my literacy journey and it 's far from over. I still have a lot
It teaches them very bad things) some would have thought it was written by a third grader, but now I am writing at a higher level because of the wonderful professors who took the time to push and nurture my writing abilities, also during this semester Mrs.Hermanson has made my writing experience enjoyable, so glad I had the chance to take her class. She taught me ways of looking for the help I needed to stay focused with writing and the writing process. I took every word and commit very seriously and applied it to future essays. I never let my failures in writing discourage me or give up. I just kept on going and trying to reach my ultimate goal of being a better writer.
I had succeed in public speaking skills because the teachers made us present all the time. I learned that I did not mind speaking in front of people and made me discover my passion at becoming a future lawyer and politician. For example, in civics class we learned about the government and had political debates, which I learned that I loved to argue with people. Also, with meeting new people I became more open minded to certain ideas that I would have not ever thought of, or spoken about because the school I was from had more conservative views on life. I had found my voice in a school that believed in respecting others point of views and finding ways to find a common understanding.
I also didn’t know eighth graders would be mean and bully the sixth graders. Secondly, in my second year of middle school I felt really confident that I will get all the honor rolls. I got a lot more friends
Jose agreed with my mom in saying that I’m not open to others opinions. He said that I deliberately refuse to accept that I’m not completely right about something, in a way that is not helpful to other people and annoys them. Hugo said my weakness is I have no filter. He said I need to learn how to lessen the blow when being honest to others by sugar coating what point I am trying to get across. Doing this will decrease the possibility of hurting the other person’s feelings or offending
They would first just comment on the various writing I did in class, pointing out the flaws in my writing. This helped me a largely because I could directly see where I messed up, then quickly change it. Another large help was actually paying attention in class. I began to incorporate many of the rhetorical devices which we learned about. Using imagery to bring a new life to my writing.