Author Archives: noahdeweever

 Listen you guys have been reading my blog for a little so I fell like I can trust you all, so here’s a little secret, don’t go telling anyone. Sometimes I’m not always honest when I write. GASP. I know I know scandalous, but it’s not actually as bad as you think, let me explain.Continue reading “Objective Writing”

You ever meet someone who’s had their entire life planned out? From what they are going to do tomorrow to what they are going to do ten years from now. Me? I’ve never been like that, in fact in some ways I’m kind of the exact opposite. Only within the past two years did IContinue reading “My Writing Teacher Creed”

Have you ever written a list of things you needed to do? Or write an essay for a class? Maybe you jot down ideas from stories every once in a while, or write long Twitter posts. Congrats your a writer, see every form of writer is valid and it all makes us writers, but aContinue reading “5 Ways to Help Make Your Students Feel More Like Writers”

So here’s the thing, writing is not easy. There are just about a million things you have to remember to make it grammatically correct, and on top of that there’s the part about actually creating good writing that people wanna read! I know I make it look easy but the truth is most times IContinue reading “Three Writing Tips to Stimulate Your Brain”

Lets face it, writing can be hard, it’s full of rules and it takes up so much time, but authentic writing? Well that’s another beast in of its self entirely. Any Joe schmoe can sit at a computer and type away till his fingers bleed, even if he’s not interested. However, writing authentically takes creativityContinue reading “Mistakes Make the Man, and Other Tips to Engage Students”

Since I enrolled in my first semester in college during the Fall 2016 semester, I have written countless amounts of papers. Papers on books, characters, on important issues, and even on concepts, I’m certainly no stranger when it comes to the idea of sitting down and banging out a paper. So with all of thatContinue reading “Getting out of My Groove”

Often times when I talk to students whether it be a high school student or even a fellow college student, I often hear “I hate writing” when I bring up that I’m an English major and writing is one of the main ways I am graded, or even “In the field, I’m going into IContinue reading “Writing in the Workplace”

For many students starting their first semester of college there is a sort of disconnect when it comes to writing that first paper. Even the best writer in their twelfth grade class will most likely be a touch stumped when they sit down to write this first paper. When reading the article “Bridging the Gap:Continue reading “The Writing Gap”

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.

This is an example post, originally published as part of Blogging University. Enroll in one of our ten programs, and start your blog right. You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click theContinue reading “Introduce Yourself (Example Post)”