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The most important thing I learned is that organization facilitates writing tasks and makes them less intimidating. Before UWP 7, I would complete all the stages of writing the day before the deadline due to the lack of organization. I would not give myself enough time to explore different ideas. I would frequently stress out because I only gave myself one shot to perfect my writing. As a result, my relationship with writing was damaged and I began to view writing as laborious. Now, I realize that organizing my thoughts helps me maximize my time and makes writing tasks much more approachable.

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one thing that i learned about myself in this class is that i'm still in a growth process and there are many more things to learn and i also know how to get things done even when i have other priorities. I also learned that i enjoyed learning new things for example when we would read articles and annotate. Normally i would find it quite a bit boring but sometimes it was actually interesting reading about how the writing department functions. i think it is always important to keep an open mindset and never restrict myself from doing things that i am capable of.

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This class has helped me improve my literacy skills. The most significant thing that I have learned is to plan for an assignment before you actually compose it. I was able to see notable changes in my writing style after I wrote the synthesis essay. I used to never truly prepare myself before writing an essay. I have learned that preparing beforehand can really improve my writing. I now feel more prepared for my first quarter at UC Davis.

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The most important thing I learned about myself as a writer in this class is that I am paying more attention to detail, becoming an active reader and writer. Many courses before would teach me to reiterate the information I was reading or simply accept it, but now I am becoming more engaged and attentive to the details and strategies of writing for achieving a purpose. This characteristic was most important to me because I am learned to become an active person in many situations of life. Beyond reading and writing, I know I can use this ability to take opportunities to become involved with my community and breaking misconceptions or misinformation.

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The most important thing I learned about myself as a writer was that I do a lot of connections between myself and what I read. I tend to put myself in others' shoes to understand their thinking. I think this was the most important thing to me because it proved that I am reading actively, and doing an effort to comprehend the texts. It made me proud of myself for using this skill and I hope to improve them by engaging more like asking questions.

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I have recently learned a lot about myself as a writer and that is mainly due to the literacy self-study. (LOL) If I were to choose the most important one though, it would be me finding out that I only write when it's necessary. I don't write at all in my free time and I think that may be due to me not having any motivation. When I need to do an assignment it gives me motivation to write but without any motivation I just disregard writing as a whole. I think this was the most important because I made a pretty bizarre discovery of myself.

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The most important thing that I learned about myself as a writer in this class is how to get comfortable with literacy. This is the most important thing because I wasn’t as comfortable with literacy when I first started this class. Rebuilding my relationship with literacy throughout this course has helped me to get comfortable with it again. I also learned that I was more capable of doing more than what I thought at the beginning of the course.From all of the annotations , drafts, feedback assignments I’ve grown as a writer. This is also important because it has allowed me to transition from the high school level literally thinking to a college level literacy thinking. Now, I’m ready to start my literary journey at Davis

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The most important thing I learned as a writer was the importance of collaboration during peer review workshops. This is most important to me as I never had anyone critique my writng so I was very scared at first but I realized my peer's feedback was very informative and helpful for me to acknowledge if I wanted to be a better writer.

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Leslie Nicaragua - I don't know why it says anonymous 

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I think the most important thing I learned is that writing is a conversation and I am not wrong. These past years I was told that there are specific ways we should be writing that restricted my thoughts and ultimately made me feel dumb. Although it is a simple lesson, it is super important to me because I know that this realization opened my mind to think about what my writing is and what I want my writing to be. Now, I can only look forward to my writing skills being developed and mentors I will find along the way at UC Davis.

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What was the MOST important thing you learned about yourself as a writer in this class? Why was this the MOST important to you? Take a photo of yourself using the Padlet tool and add it to your post.