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Old 08.09.2006, 02:10 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
The problem I have with it is the fact that one can easily hone one's own skills with a high-school level of writing education. You either have the facility for it or you don't, and I did not receive one iota of writing "education" in college beyond what I received in high school. It was EXACTLY the same stuff being taught in both institutions, even at senior college level. This is why my resentment for the college education is so high.

That's a shame. I have to ask though, was that particular college writing program just lacking, or do you think it's pretty much the same situation all across the board?

It wasn't until my junior year of high school that I learned something new pertaining to writing that I hadn't already been taught in grade school. Basically, high school as a whole was pretty boring and unchallenging until that year.
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