Personal Narrative: My Writing Experiences

My writing experiences has had a big effect in my life, although they have been troublesome. It was the first time in my life that I can recall feeling bad about myself which I was affected by name spelling, bullying, and anger issues. Learning how to spell my name seemed as if it would to be an easy task. chraels. There, I was finished. I lifted my right hand contemplating to myself, I was intelligent. I’m the first to finish, I don’t need any help. Then it came, my teacher told me a comes before e, a common mistake. He asked me to try again the opposite way, this time. It was viewed as a familiar error and hardly noticed with any importance. I continued this up until first grade, majority of my class assignments was returned, corrected for me, without help or explanation. Looking back on these situations now, my teacher at that school was aware of
I was very good at speaking; but more importantly, I started to act like the little brat that struck my feelings before. My teacher wasn’t going to tolerate that kind of behavior in her classroom, he stated, “It doesn’t make for a useful atmosphere!” I was scared that I would get kicked out of school when he told me that he was referring me to a productive release program to aid with my temper problems. I found out my teacher was right, it helped a lot. After receiving the consent for my document, my teacher told me at any moment I felt upset or depressed, I was to ask her to be dismissed to see my PR(Productive Release) adviser and finish my assignments there with different approach methods. I was also dismissed on Fridays to leave class when I finished my assignments early, so I could try more physical activities. I assumed they were art projects and games, but before I knew it I was writing second grade stories and books, and involved in the schools writers rewards program. I begin to do very well in school with the help of my PR