Evaluation of Self #1

From drafts 1-3 I didn't learn a whole lot more than I did in my freshman English class in high school or my sophomore one or English 1A etc. I hate to be blatant because I feel like this is supposed to be more of a reflection upon the glorious awakening and educational experience that was bestowed upon me by the writing of this essay, but eh.

For what I did learn: as per usual, I need to actually start putting time into my writing, besides an hour before it's due whilst (is that even a word?) pondering the possibility of injecting caffeine intravenously. What I'm glad about and what I took away from this writing process was that the subjects in this class are infinitely more interesting and thereby inspiring to actually writing about. So when I say I need to put more time/effort into the writing process, it's actually plausible that I will.

What I took from lectures to apply to this essay: information about the banking concept. I didn't know there were people out there who had written essays about how I have felt my entire life about learning. School has always been enjoyable and I love learning, but all I do is learn how to work the system, listen to what teachers say, learn what they want, yak it out again in different words and maybe get a B thrown my way for it. It's pretty sick. Bad sick, not good sick. I have no idea what my word count so I'm gonna stop this diatribe now.