Write An Essay On Fahrenheit 451

“MLA! MLA!” These were the words my 8th grade English teacher Mr. Robs would yell at me. Being an 8th grader, I was not entirely used to a more advanced writing style. It was similar to what I had been used to writing with only a few more advancements such as 1” margins as well as a header in the corner. However, I would find out his style of MLA was not all that correct either, and when I moved to The Meadows, I had to re-learn MLA. Writing has not always been my favorite but when I get started, I get on a roll and cannot stop until I finish. English as a class itself is not that interesting in my own opinion but it ends up being the teachers that make it tolerable. However, when we do more in class elements such as projects and papers, that also makes it more fun because we are being proactive and not sitting around listening to a lecture. Of course, there are days when I do not want to do anything, and the best part is when I walk into class and we get to watch a movie or write a basic in class essay. My “first real paper” was written about one of my favorite books I had read so far, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. I went into vivid detail on how this
Vance’s class, I would say MLA was the one of the biggest issues I struggled with when writing a paper. Such an easy fix, but I did not have a teacher who enforced it, so I never learned until moving to The Meadows. However, another thing I learned was difficult was to adapt to each teacher’s idea of a “good paper.” Some teachers thought I did well on certain aspects of writing, where others thought I struggled. An example of this might be that Mr. Long would think my thesis was well written, but Mr. Vance thought it was to vague and lacking description. This could also be because of the grade I was in. In 9th grade, my papers were not set to such a high standard as in 10th grade. What I thought was good in 9th does not work for 10th. This is probably true as well for 11th and 12 grade, even