Remember, I will not share the next lesson until ALL Aspiring Authors students have commented their thoughts--which is required for all students! Hold each other accountable and this shouldn't be a problem!!! Press space or click the screen. Also, if you didn't get the joke where I said "I really need to start paying attention to myself," then just ask. :P I'm pretty sure most people would get it though. This is my third lesson for my Aspiring Authors: Writing Class! The topic is character building. There will be another part to this character building lesson, but I don't know when that will be shared. Please let me know how I did for this lesson and what your preferred topic for future lessons are! I would suggest putting the music at a lower volume so it's background noise and so you can concentrate on the words. It can be a little hard to concentrate on reading when the music is playing a little too loud. #writing #class #writingClass #aspiringAuthors #authors #writers #Tips #joinTheClass #CharacterBuilding
This is the studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/50861257 If you wish to become a member/student of my Aspiring Authors Writing Class, go to the studio and ask to join! If you are or are becoming a member, I am kindly requiring you to comment your thoughts on each lesson. Think of it as a "class discussion" :D. And, as "Homework", I am also kindly asking (not requiring, although I would love if you did it!) you to put what each lesson teaches into practice and comment what happened and if you found it helpful in the comments of that lesson! Remember, if you have joined this class, you are now a student, so I will kindly and respectfully require you to, like I just said, comment your opinions and thoughts on each lesson! And, not just a quick, "I liked it" or "It was great!" or "This is amazing!" or anything like that, I really, truly want to know your thoughts on it and what you were thinking while reading it. Not only does this let me know your thoughts, but it also puts your analyzing skills into use! Thank you again, and I hope you enjoyed today's lesson!
