Learning How to Write in College

In the first semester CC 1101: With creative imagination, I learned a lot about other important information that writers and writers need to know. I entered the classroom and understood somewhat about writing, but as the course went on I began to learn more and more. For example, fix and edit "Please write down what you know", writing research and adventure. As a writer, it is important to know the importance of the draft and how to make a miracle in the long term.

First of all, I fully agree with Brooks' view that large classes and many students are one of the main reasons for not being the main focus of high school English. I wrote a lot of papers for my degree so I think I learned how to write (not high school) at the university, so I received a lot of feedback from each professor on these articles. For this reason I think that it is best for students to write through practice and learn through one-on-one tutorials through more advanced writers. I tried to discuss their articles by meeting them individually and giving my students the same experience. This will help show them that the general principles we discussed in the class are particularly applicable to their thesis. I found out that this is one of the best things I can do as a teacher. However, as expressed eloquently in this article, the essence of high school English is against the mentoring model.

This term is my first semester as a university student. As the first, this is probably the longest semester I have ever studied. I learned the expectation of writing, and I will have to live the next four years of college life. My high school teacher is usually very harsh, but since I was in an honorary department of high school English, has my writing at university still raised the standard? For me. Furthermore, at high school, it takes several weeks to pick a topic, create a paper, outline the paper, write a paper, and modify the paper. In college, the time limit is not so moderate. You need to learn to manage your time and improve productivity through your free time. Strangely, I learned that English experience at university is more valuable and enjoyable than high school.