English 111 Reflection

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Throughout the semester of English 111, I believe that I have grown tremendously as a writer. Although there are still many more improvements I can make, I feel as though my overall skills in writing have been refreshed and improved. Taking English 111 has not only taught be about writing but as also taught me about myself, that I am capable of producing work that I never imagined I could.

The biggest obstacle I faced this semester while taking English 111 was time. In order to produce good work you must have time to sit down and really mediate on your thoughts and ideas, when time is an obstacle, it can be challenged to produce quality work. Throughout this semester, I found myself being able to gather my thoughts and ideas, edit, and fix
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