Summary Of Zonce's Lemonade

Imagine that you were writing a paper for your standard English class. You were working so hard on making the paper to make it beyond compare. When you were all finished touching up your essay you let someone else read it. The person that you let read that paper is very intimidating and you will listen to whatever they say. They would have degraded your abilities by telling you that your paper is not at all pleasurable. Instead, your classmate tells you that you put an abundance of effort into the essay. Also, they suggest that you could engage your reader more in the essay. In the article, “Beyoncé’s Lemonade as an A+ Essay” by Guy Dixon from The Globe and Mail, people's essays are being judged by much more than to final essay. Essays are judged by the process that it takes the writer and communication. Essays will only improve if the essay is judged by the process and no the product. Dr. Laver explains in paragraph 10, writing is 99 percent process and 1 percent product. Everyone thinks of writing as a product, but actually it is the process (2). Some people are not as
The central idea of the article is about how essays teach people key skills. For example, in paragraph 5, “An essay belongs in the same category as a sales pitch, or a profile on a dating site, or a map, or a website, or a video game,” Dr. Acheson argues. “If an essay is a complex and advanced form of organized information, then mastering the essay will help you do all those different kinds of communication better” (1). I do agree that mastering the essay helps people communicate better. Whether it is social media or talking to a person it will help someone out. Writing essays help with developing a connection with someone people are communicating with. Also, mastering the essay helps to develop the skill of engaging someone. Essays will always be a huge part of human communication and development of key