All the teachers I have had in the past had trust in my writing. They knew I was a good student and that writing was one of my weaker points. They always had faith in my writing and helped me to become a better writer. And what they told me helped, but I still slack when it comes to writing. Writing does not come as easy to me as math does.
I do not really think English classes are a waste of time, I just think they are boring. Especially when it comes to reading assignments, it's hard for me to get into the story of poem that is supposed to be read because I get distracted by other things and feel like reading is a waste of time. I also think that after having to take 12 years of English, it becomes a drag for those who don't like to read or write.
I do not write on my own much; only when I have to. I do write on Facebook, but that is just informal writing and you are not being graded on your grammar. Writing papers is more formal, and there are times when I do not know the right words to use. What I hope to get out of this class is a good grade and to become a better writer. I know a lot of classes involves writing, so I would like to writing to get easier for me and be able to write and "above average" paper.
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You wrote: "I do not really think English classes are a waste of time, I just think they are boring. Especially when it comes to reading assignments, it's hard for me to get into the story of poem that is supposed to be read because I get distracted by other things and feel like reading is a waste of time. I also think that after having to take 12 years of English, it becomes a drag for those who don't like to read or write."
I want to mention that I can fully identify with this feeling. They can be boring, and tedious, and seem to not have much bearing on our future. I hope that we can avoid some of these traps throughout the semester, and I guess what I hope we can learn from this class is the ability to re-examine, which I believe is a key to improved writing.
I ask for your continued patience with me as I try to navigate through the pitfalls of boredom, and that you can continue to be open with me about the progress of the class. I appreciate your sincerity very much.
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