Sunday, July 20, 2014
Learning To Write
Writing to learn, also means learning to write. The whole point of writing to learn is writing to learn, meaning the learning is coming from the writing. This either happens mentally when pencil meets paper, or visually when you're reviewing what your pencil put on that paper. So in my opinion, you need to figure out you're best learning style when it comes to writing. Whether it be with graphs, outlines, or some type of cornell, one of them is more suitable to your learning preference. Choose one, get good at it, write to learn.
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I liked the comment "mentally when pencil meets paper". I think that creates a very strong image that helps you visualize exactly the point you are seeking. Great point!
ReplyDeleteWonderful insight into the effects of writing on the learning process. I may use this in class, with permission, of course.
ReplyDeleteI liked your comment choose one that works for you and get good at it.
ReplyDeleteNice! So true that the best thing is to just jump in and get started. If you hit a mental block then, as you wrote, figure out what works for you and hop to it!!
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