Evaluation of the writing attitudes
Luis D. Maymí Romero
University of Phoenix
Comm / P105
Prof. WANDA CALDAS DIAZ
February 4, 2010
Evaluation of the writing attitudes
Yes there is a big difference between good writing and excellent writing. Good writing consists of writing that doesn't contain bad mistakes and also good writing clearly defined purpose and goes straight to the point. In the case of excellent writing it is much more complex than just writing it can be considered a process in which you write and rewrite. One of the techniques used is the draft is where you write or compose and it lets you make mistakes and redo them before the final draft there can be many drafts until that last one can be considered excellent writing.
My major impairment on written communication in some instances is the language barrier is much easier to write in English and Spanish. Also the grammatical errors are much easier to spot in English like for example the commas the syllables that need accentuation. And also the vocabulary can make it difficult to write in Spanish.
One of my strengths is the ability to read a subject and understand to make better judgment or comments on said subject. This helps you understand what topics may arise in any conversation or in the classroom.
One of my weaknesses is that I sometimes can't find the words to write down to fully give back any feedback on the subject.
Yes I concur with David Murray is the right you do have to think you basically put your thoughts to paper. Sometimes it helps accomplish things that you might not even have imagined you could do. You use your imagination to create written word so that other people may see things through your eyes.
It does apply because in order to create a paper, a resume, a book, a letter or even a decent conversation
