Personal Reflection On Reading And Writing

Throughout the course of my life, I’ve always enjoyed reading and writing. From reading Dr. Seuss in kindergarten to reading about mythology for my AP English class in high school, reading has always fascinated me. It’s truly incredible how the human mind can come up with such compelling stories to captivate a reader and keep them hooked from the beginning to the end. From the start of every morning, I tend to do some sort of reading. Whether it is from the text messages I check in the morning to the emails I receive throughout the day, I’m constantly reading and writing about something. Sometimes the writing that I may do throughout my day may be more laidback and casual with the occasional “lol” and “smh”, but for the most part I try to be grammatically correct. At my job, I do have to write, but it usually consists of short phrases because I’m a server at a restaurant. Furthermore, throughout my educational career, I’ve had to write an abundance of papers and essays for my professors. Although these papers and essays could be infuriating at times and I’ve definitely procrastinated through many of them, it has still helped me develop into the writer I am today.

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I do have drawbacks as a student such as occasionally prolonging assignments. I also have a bad habit of not being organized with my supplies and my homework but I feel that I’ve improved these issues in time. Some things I consider to be satisfactory when it comes to my work in school is focusing on working with the class and communicating with other classmates to produce the best outcome for my work. I like to get other classmates opinions on work in class and compare notes so that I can see all possible views of the material. Some specific things that I could do to become a better student is to get enough rest the night before class and making sure that I know an adequate amount of the material that will be reviewed in class the next