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"You get out what you put into it."
While this is a catchy saying, it's really about putting in full effort. Many students can put in full effort and still fall short. This is where I come in. With proper feedback, students will realize what their writing could become. So instead, perhaps we can say:
"You get out what WE put into it."
When signing up for the writing instruction provided in this website, you are agreeing to the following terms:
- I will follow the instructions of each piece of writing to the best of my ability.
- I will consider Mr. T.'s feedback and ask questions if I'm confused about what he suggests.
- I will try to apply the feedback given by Mr. T. in my next lesson.
- I will not take myself so seriously that I become frustrated over the errors I make.
- I will realize that failure to do something correctly gives me opportunity to try again and learn more deeply.
- I will put forth my best effort in all I do.
- I will try to have fun with my writing.
This list could go on, but you get the point. I want you to think of each lesson having four stages: 1) Follow instructions, 2) Write your best stuff, 3) Consider my feedback carefully, and 4) Apply that feedback in future writings.
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