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    1. I hear colleagues complain about student writ-ing, my response is “But isn’t that why we’re here? Is it not our jobto teach them?” But a power differential between inexperiencedwriters and professional authors perpetuates the idea of learnersas helpless children. We paint narratives of new writers negatively,researchers refer to them by first name only in publications ratherthan last names as we would real authors

      I think it’s a bit sad and should change. If experienced writers and teachers helped new writers by giving them tips and corrections, we would have many more new novels. This would also help the economy and create new knowledge.

    2. By seeing authors as genius artists only, we removeourselves from the activity of writing, which is social and contex-tual, and are distracted by the product itself.

      I hadn't thought about it that way, but I think It's right. Instead of just using the product, it would be much more interesting to create something myself

    3. . In fact, attimes throughout history, the best authors were believed to havebeen chosen and directly inspired by God Himself.

      I don't see it exactly the same way, but I agree with part of it. I think writing is different from other talents. For example, being good at math comes from practice ,just repeating things over and over. But with writing, I believe people are born with that imagination; it’s a special gift you’re born with it

  3. Jan 2026
    1. When I was a child, I did the same thing: taking notes in a book meant writing only key words. Now, technology allows us to expand our ideas without strict limits