An Evaluation of My Writing :: How Have I Changed As A Writer

Over my cargoner of learning my constitution has changed dramatically at times and very little at others. Through my years of schooling people have determined my main weaknesses and strengths that I should work on with my writing. My biggest weakness is writing establishments and conclusions they must be so complicated and pack so much thought to be defined as good. I excel at writing body paragraphs and explaining all the facts that back up your main ideas though. In all my years of going to school I have had trouble writing introductions and conclusions for my typographys. All of my teachers would tell me that you would want your introduction to flow and clearly start what you are going to talk round. When incessantly I would write an introduction it would never flow. It is always fairly dopy and I could not figure out how to smoothen it out. Now that I am in college people have told me to not summarize my paper in my introduction. This requires even more creativity and thought to create an introduction, which I can never seem to think of. This also applies to my conclusions as soundly on how they must be so complicated. When writing an introduction and or conclusion there are suppose to be all varied techniques to jock write them but I can never employ any of them to what I am writing so they rarely help me. Also depending on the class I am writing for determines how concentrated it is for me to write an introduction and conclusion. For example, English papers and school of thought papers unremarkably give me a bit more trouble then invoice papers. I have learned from being in college that English and philosophy papers need to be much more elaborate and deep. When writing a history paper you must be direct and salutary to the point and that is what I seem to do best. It shows because my history paper grades are a bit higher then my philosophy and English papers. Where there are weaknesses there are also st rengths and mine lie within the body paragraphs. I arrange my ideas well by using quotes about my subject and explaining them.