Category: Topic 1: Literacy
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How Essential to say “I” in college for the first time.
My blog post talks about the reading from the article. Which mentions how to use “I” and describes a first person setting also like a POV.
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Raise Your Voice!
One of the earliest laws we are taught while writing is to never use “I”. Well, I object. Here’s how to responsibly break the rules.
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Yes, We Are Allowed To Use “I”
We are allowed to use “I” in college writing because we have the opportunity to express our voice. First person give us ownership and freedom to write.
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Writing What Can’t Be Said
Sister Molly Heine writes of confidence as a writer and finding a style and voice that suits the individual and separates one’s style from the many.
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Why “I” is Important
Talking about how using “I’ is important to use when writing in college and how this kind of first person in writing is important for us to use.
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“I” learned not to use it. Now “I” know why I should.
Learn the importance of first-person language. Learn how it impacts college students and how it improves their skills and grades.
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DO, RE, ME
On finding and recognizing my voice voice in my writing and learning, when it is appropriate, and how much personalization is too much.
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The once personal “I” is now, professional?
The once neglected first person in writing, is now in the cool club. First person, when used correctly, can provide a bigger picture.
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The Importance of Individualizing Your Writing
This article discusses the importance of finding your voice and style in your writing and discusses the article “Finding Your Style and Voice.”
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Why am “I” important?
Refraining from the use of “I” can make or break any research paper but sometimes it can be important to use first person in academic work.