7s response to 17 For the majority of the story the writer remains a victim.

With nothing but constant situations in which they would rather not be writing or simply do not enjoy it. However, they also see the use of writing and all of the benefits that it offers. They use a little narrative to describe several instances in the past in which they have struggled with writing. Yet, it is not a struggle of difficulty rather than a severe dislike for the writing process. The writer does find writing useful and recognizes the fact that it can benefit them in many aspects of their life. They understand its application in the real world and how it could be used to benefit others through peer evaluation. Having a strong writing foundation allows others to clearly comprehend what they need to improve on and the less vague the evaluation is the easier it is for others to adjust their performance. They also understand how it writing can benefit them personally. Writing naturally improves ones ability to express themselves clearly in any situation. Whether it be in class, at work, or among friends and family. I do not think they writer has a lot to improve on. With practice (which Im sure we will get) their ability to express themselves through clear and concise thought is only a matter of time. Writing constantly will naturally develop this ability without much conscious effort. As the year goes on we will be asked to dig deeper within ourselves to pull out information and details which will force us to elaborate on our thoughts and ideas. I do not think that this writer has a limited scope. They recognize writings usefulness and genuinely wish to improve. At this point it is simply a matter of repitition and practice.