Here is another exercise for earning attendance credit:
- Read this set of instructions on how to be a better writer
- Then write your own instructions for an incoming ENG 0750 student–how would you help someone beginning this course learn to improve his or her writing skills?
- Post your instructions here as a comment
This will count as two hours of attendance credit.
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These are some instructions that may help you become a better writer and also help you in your gamer and become a better reader.
-read books and short stories that you can relate to and about things you like
-get a note book or tape recorder and recored or write down thoughts that you think will look good written down and review theses ideas.
-share your ideas or thoughts with others see what other people think about the topic.
-find topics that you are interested in.
-write your ideas down on paper in a story or poem what ever it is that your working on.
-get a dictionary and look up word that give you trouble that you hear or read.
- have lots of conversations with others and use words you have learned to explain what your taking about.
these are some tips that helped me through school hopefully they can help you in some of your encounters in life .
dear incoming student,
some steps that might help you become a better writer are.
write everyday it can be from any thing from how your day went to the really hot chick you saw at the mall.
read as much as you can and try to figure out if it was good or if it was bad then try to make your vocab as perfect as possible try meeting with someone who is reading the same book and talk about it buy a notebook and brainstorm in it and plan your writing just be clear and specific and make sure people can understand your text and edit what you write if you do all of this it will make you a better writer good luck
Here are some ways that may help you improve your writing, and gramatical skills.
* Find time out of your schedule to read and write a lot more.
* Find subjects that relate to you, and that interest you so you can be more comfortable with your topic and be able to focus a lot better.
* Have a thesuares or dictionary near, so you can find new and better words that might benefit your writing.
* Read and write about different topics, and different types of writing styles.
* Have someone else read your writing, and read your writing out loud to yourself to find any errors you may have made.