Ebbie1
Mar 5, 2018
Writing Feedback / A recent movement in education has been called "Back to Basics." Current curriculum controversy. [3]
@sungin115 Well, since you already made it clear that you aren't fluent in English, I understand your grammatical errors.
Here are a few I corrected:
foundations:(colon not semi-colon is better grammatically since you are listing) reading
Kevin an 11th grade student is preparing to take the SATs.
he has had difficulty in Math since his 2nd grade which results in his low scores(this is more grammatically apt)
What if he was taught to add, subtract....more?
Understandably (not apparently), it will be easier for him to get higher grades in Math with increased attention on Mathematics.....
immigrant families(plural)
immigrants who (have jobs as ...)
successful in(not to)
...it proves that...(please edit this sentence)
since you already said as an immigrant graduate school student..(no point adding myself)
Even (though) I got...
..I am still not confident (consider reversing like I just did)
than I have now(consider reversing like I did)
based on (a) published...
Merge suppose that someone can't read well with the second sentence: it will give you something like this: suppose that someone can't read well and decidesto /goes to watch a ....
can't enjoy reading the book because because they do not understand the concept between the lines(something like this - i'm rushing right now)
suppose that someone has a cashier job (merge this sentence with second sentence) : someone has a cashier job and is not good at Math..
... he or she might not like to go to work because the chances of making mistakes at work may be high.
..is not (an) old fashioned
as (the) Korean saying...
consider merging this sentence (...more advanced learning and also, they can...)
Instead of using finally, I would say 'In the future/in the long run.
your essay points are strong, but your grammar is countering your strength.
I'm sorry I can't include more on your pros but correcting the flaws I believe is much better more useful.
@sungin115 Well, since you already made it clear that you aren't fluent in English, I understand your grammatical errors.
Here are a few I corrected:
foundations:(colon not semi-colon is better grammatically since you are listing) reading
Kevin an 11th grade student is preparing to take the SATs.
he has had difficulty in Math since his 2nd grade which results in his low scores(this is more grammatically apt)
What if he was taught to add, subtract....more?
Understandably (not apparently), it will be easier for him to get higher grades in Math with increased attention on Mathematics.....
immigrant families(plural)
immigrants who (have jobs as ...)
successful in(not to)
...it proves that...(please edit this sentence)
since you already said as an immigrant graduate school student..(no point adding myself)
Even (though) I got...
..I am still not confident (consider reversing like I just did)
than I have now(consider reversing like I did)
based on (a) published...
Merge suppose that someone can't read well with the second sentence: it will give you something like this: suppose that someone can't read well and decidesto /goes to watch a ....
can't enjoy reading the book because because they do not understand the concept between the lines(something like this - i'm rushing right now)
suppose that someone has a cashier job (merge this sentence with second sentence) : someone has a cashier job and is not good at Math..
... he or she might not like to go to work because the chances of making mistakes at work may be high.
..is not (an) old fashioned
as (the) Korean saying...
consider merging this sentence (...more advanced learning and also, they can...)
Instead of using finally, I would say 'In the future/in the long run.
your essay points are strong, but your grammar is countering your strength.
I'm sorry I can't include more on your pros but correcting the flaws I believe is much better more useful.