English 1101 Reflection

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I have read this before in English 1101, at first I believed it to be funny and laughed about it. As the semester progressed, I took more advice from this paper considering I didn’t know of a greater example at the time. It helped for a while because I have always been critical of how I write. I always wanted to write the best paper the first time around. Eventually I learned about how I wrote and what I could to improve. Before this I enjoyed writing last minute papers on the grounds that I felt that I wrote better under pressure. However, writing at the last minute left me scrambling, and exhausted the day after. For instance, I would wait till the night before a paper was due to start writing. I relished that adrenaline that came with those …show more content…
Furthermore I no longer have the need to stay up late at night writing a paper I should have wrote days before. Actually, as I write this paper I have 3 webpages up that benefit my writing. For example, I use thesaurus.com for guidance when I feel that the words I put to use are not adequate enough. Similarly I google transition words and use the sites that are listed on the first page. In the event that I need sources, CNM’s library search page is always up so I can find them peer reviewed. Coupled with instrumental music that I know will not be detrimental to my writing such as classical or video game music I let my ideas flow. Although this may be true, I still like to pretend my paper is due tomorrow so I can still feel like I am writing against the clock. Lastly, I let my paper sit for one night so that the morning after, with a fresh mind, so I can properly attack my disasterpiece. After all the rubbish has been worked out and I have found words powerful enough to properly express myself, I read it out loud so that I hear what it sounds like. As a result, I can hear the flaws so I start my correcting process again, but this time I know where I genuinely need to make changes to advance. Altogether, each part of my writing process filters out cheap and unacceptable words and either replaces them with accurate terms or is omitted from the final