Wednesday, February 10, 2010
In school vs out of school writing
When I get a writing assignment in class it is very hard to write in class my mind wonders and I cannot focus or concentrate or what I need to be typing. When in class it is more distraction in a class and all I want to do is get out and I can’t focus on what I need to be doing. You would think that I would take that time to ask the teacher for help or assists but I don’t do it because I cannot think of anything at the time I know I need to break that habit and stop being such a procrastinator but it is so easy to get sidetracked and put things to the side and say I am going to get to it. When I do papers at home it is a little easier for me at home because I start to think and when I get started it is like I am in a zone and nothing can distract me. I get hard because when I hit a wall and can’t remember information I need for the assignment I don’t have a teacher. Even when I have the requirements for the paper some stuff I just don’t understand but I still like working at home where I have piece and quite, a place where I can turn on my music ad just relax and take my time and even come back to it if I need to but I try to get it out the way so I don’t have to worry about it later
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The only problem with saving assignments until you get home is that you don't have a teacher or your colleagues to help you.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be smart to get a start on your work so you can check if you're on the right track.
Hey man I was exactly like this last semester. Then this semester i have a whole different outlook on how I write. I like getting my papers done and out of the way that is why I don't procrastinate as much. It does stink at times when you can not think of a question to ask the teacher. I have found that asking Stephanie has helped a lot because she explains the assignment so well. Also, another thing that has really helped man is conferencing with her she does a really good job on picking out what you need to work on. Good luck!!
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