Things people want to learn -- 019:

to increase vocabulary
generating support for main ideas
to make writing flow smoothly
to write like I speak
to unlock what’s in my head
to make my writing easy to read
to make getting started easier
to write more coherently
to develop ideas and thought processes
grammar
to come up with cool subjects or a creative angle
to develop confidence in my writing
how to overcome roadblocks/writer’s block, especially at the beginning
paragraph breaks
mechanics and organization
to be able to write faster
to reach my audience
to develop my own style
to appreciate a wide variety of literature
to use more details, without overdoing it
to pass my history essay exams with a B
to open new avenues in my brain
how to turn thoughts in to stories without using too much detail
to write more formally
to learn to like to write
to improve my reading skills
to write things that have my voice in them
to find myself within my writings
to write in new styles and different approaches
not to be repetitive in the ending
to entertain people with my writing
to learn more about other writers
to respond professionally
to write more simply
to improve public speaking
how to make the whole paper flow together

Things people want to learn – 028:

to come up with ideas
to improve grammar
to feel more comfortable giving speeches
to write fast, without stopping to think about grammar
to develop new ideas
to strengthen the style I’ve been developing over the past couple of years
to get what I think on paper as easily as I can say what I think
how to write effective comparison/contrast paper
how to make getting started easier
to be proud of my work
to write essays and formatted papers
to say what I have to say simply, without extra words
to summarize – to take someone else’s words and put it in my own words
to write fluent sentences
to write more easily, without worrying so much
to write more intelligently, to reach a more intelligent audience
to find the time to get every thing done
to have more fun writing
to meet people to study with
to write with lots of detail
to write something good, even when I’m not interested or don’t want to write
putting thoughts into words
putting thoughts into order
to write clearly
to write college level papers
to write interesting papers
to weed out unnecessary details
different types of writing
to come up with a topic
to find the right word
to make my work flow from beginning to end
to sustain writing—to come up with paragraph after paragraph
to create a quality product
to broaden my vocabulary
to work on thesis statements
different citation styles – MLA, APA,
to like to write
to write under pressure without feeling so much stress
finding a place to start, writing good introductions
to have more confidence in my writing
how to find the right word
to develop better reading habits
to be more organized, to organize my thoughts in an essay