nghề viết văn Câu Hỏi
I'm thinking about taking a creative nghề viết văn course tiếp theo năm but I'm not sure about it should i give it a try?
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nghề viết văn Các Câu Trả Lời
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K5-HOWL said:
no because creativity comes from your mind it cant be learned. but it might help ><
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reneemonique said:
yepp take a shot at it!.if bạn dont like what you've written theres always chance to change it and improve:)
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Norrapang said:
If bạn enjoy writing, go for it! Otherwise, don't, because bạn don't want to end up doing something bạn don't like. People who do things they actually like mostly end up happier and better at the things they do than those who do things they dont' like. So if u like it, go for it!!!
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AitchHollywood said:
Absolutely! I say this because I am currently taking creative nghề viết văn myself and it is helping me to get out of my "comfort zone." I hope bạn have a good teacher.
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miyaismykitty said:
i think u shud take it, it always helps to have a little learning experience in the things ur interested in, and if u want to get serious about being a writer, this is a great way to become thêm professional, and u never no what u'll learn.
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Lindy52 said:
I took a creative nghề viết văn course in 11th grade and it was one of the greatest things I ever did during my high school years. So, go for it!!
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18wanda said:
If that is your interest then go right on ahead!
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sonicgirl9 said:
bạn should cause it might just help bạn in the future so bạn should take the course :D
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lola_moon said:
of course, go for it! After all bạn only have one life to live.
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Maachi said:
Yes..it can only help.
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bri-marie said:
I know I'm a năm late, but I just wanted to say something. There's a lot of stereotype surrounding creative nghề viết văn courses. The biggest one being "they stifle your creativity! They just tell bạn what to write!" And I just wanted to say: all that is is stereotype. There's hardly any truth to it at all. Maybe some teachers do that, but I don't think it's right to base something like that on such a small percent. I took two creative nghề viết văn courses in college (with two separate teachers). Never once was I told what to write. I was được trao prompts ("write about your most vivid memory," "write about the funniest thing bạn can think of") occasionally, but they usually just gave us free reign over whatever genre we were covering. I was never told I sucked, hoặc I needed to write about something else, I was simply được trao constructive criticism ("your character had a beautiful line there, but your detail of her surroundings were a little lacking. Try using stronger words like...") It helped me a lot, both in my fiction writing, my "educational" writing, and in looking back and my own work. It made me aware of my strengths and weaknesses as a writer, and gave me helpful ideas on how to strengthen those weaknesses. Those were easily the best two classes I have taken yet.
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