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Psalms 1: 1-6 Analysis
In Psalms 1:1-6 we learn to stay focused on the Lord. Likewise students must practice staying focused when writing. There is a set time limit in this writing class that ensures the writer stays on task. Each paragraph or essay requires an outline that ensures flow of the writing leaving little room for error. When a writer loses their train of thought, it creates a ripple effect in the content of the writing along with wasting valuable time. Distractions such as moving day on designated study day can reap havoc on homework assignments making it almost impossible to get caught up. Resolving to create time and space to make up missed time allows the student to stay on track.
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