I have learned that writing is not perfect and take years upon years to master. I shouldn't beat myself up for not writing the perfect paper. That probably doesn't exist anyway.
I've learned that your audience and purpose is extremely important to writing. You write for a targeted audience (teacher, kids, scholars, ect.) Your point has to be clear and concise.
I've learned that MLA is a torn in my side. MLA is a format that most teachers want you writing in. Practice makes almost perfect.
I've learned patience with reading academic writings. I read it more than once just so I know that I'm absorbing the information. It's also good to have no distractions.
This summer I've learned to navigate an online class. Trust me, day one had me thinking the worst. In these short 8 weeks, I now know that I would choose an online class over traditional class any day. Thank you Mr. Hamon for having a well structured online platform.
I think you have learned all the important things in this class, and most importantly, you have learned that you can write. Thank you for being in my class. And I hope you keep writing. You can.
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