Coming into my Spring 2018 semester of my freshman year at Farmingdale State College, I was well aware of my strengths and competencies in the field of writing. However, throughout the semester, I still noticed improvement. This indicates the versatility and beauty of writing. No matter how efficient you become, there is always room for improvement. This improvement is not limited to just fixing grammar issues or using literary devices. Instead, creativity, insightful thinking and deeper analysis of literature also improve. As a byproduct of this, I also noticed a slight improvement in my speaking. That is common sense. Logically, the better you write, the more fluent you are in your speech. Key factors that connect speech and writing are vocabulary and delivering your message without slang. I took a class called English 102, in which literature was the main theme and we, as students, were given the opportunity to share our work on a class blog. To most students, this was a fresh and exciting new experience. Looking back, I valued many things about this class. From the animate class lectures to being highly creative in my assignments. The one thing I liked the most was the concept of publishing my writing on a class blog format, rather than the traditional, paper-pen way. Looking ahead: writing is truly an acquired talent and you take this talent with you wherever you go. My writing, after completing this course, has become a tool in my arsenal of skills. I can use it to present myself, express thoughts, or even to discuss current events with more profound language. In essence, writing will now always remain a strength of mine and I will definitely maximize its usage wherever I go, promoting it along the way!
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