Author: Adamari Peralta
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Talking About Writing… Again.
As my first semester as an English-writing major is coming to an end, I’m awestruck by how much I’ve learned. I’ve read a multitude of articles,
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The Barriers of Proper Grammar
There are certain barriers placed between students who have a complete understanding of grammar rules. Yet, there are those who constantly receive red
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A Machine Afraid to Dare
“Times New Roman, 12-point font, and double-spaced!”. We’ve heard this sequence of words many times in English classes. In a conditional sense,
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Deciding Who You Are… Through Social Media?
It’s a fact that we all agree that social media and the constructs built around it caused a multitude of irreversible damage
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Writing Collaboratively: Dreadful or Effective?
Collaboration is one of the trickiest processes to do successfully. In most of my experiences, I have been subjected to frustrating and
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Changing Perspective of First Drafts During the Writing Process
Writing can be one of the most intimate things practiced in life. There’s a piece of you that exists in every word you type.
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Tangled Thoughts During Revisions
I, like many other students, am a magnet for tangled thoughts. Whether I am writing a blog post or an excerpt paper, finding the right words to convey…
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Reid’s Understanding of Writing Struggles
The concept of rigorously structured writing has been quite a struggle for me. The rule made it strenuous for me to get any words out.
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The struggle that exists in Identity and Authority
At first sight, I struggled with the importance of the material explained in Elizabeth Wardle’s article, Identity, Authority, and Learning to Write in
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The Fear of Authority
Sometimes, writing can be such a challenge. The complexities of the task can be hard to comprehend. I believe reading this article is a crucial tool