Category: Wk 13: Professional Writers
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Wiens is Rude, and AAVE is Important
“Weins is Rude and AAVE is important” compares the point of views of how grammar and communication should be in a professional setting.
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God Forbid Mistakes
Mistakes? In this society? Oh no, we can’t have that! It’s not professional! Mistakes should be banned, GOD FORBID MISTAKES!
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Professional Writers
Both essays is a reflection on the broader challenges of balancing high expectations with empathy when it comes to writing.
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Nobody’s Perfect: You’ll Live If You Make a Grammar Mistake
Hannah Montana once said, ‘Everybody makes mistakes, everybody has those days,’ and I think Kyle Wiens could learn from that.
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AAVE as Acceptable Academic Language
This post explores the requirements to being hired in a company and explains why AAVE should be recognized as a acceptable language.
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I don’t like people who don’t allow for mistakes. Here’s why.
Kyle Wiens is too quick to punish his employees. He could have the grammar pro employees he wanted if he focused more on helping them grow.
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AAVE is Important and Wiens is Wrong.
A dive into Wiens article about improper writing as well as a look into how AAVE can be beneficial for writing.
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The Dialect Debate
Weins and Martin offer opposing views on the importance of “proper” English in their articles, but why can’t all English be called good?
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Grammar Shouldn’t Define Your Potential
In the articles “I Won’t Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar: Here’s Why” by Kyle Wiens and “Official American English is a Choice
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Where do you draw the line?
Once a part of English class, grammar is now seemingly something you can be passed over for in a job. Is this okay? I say no.