Writing is a form of communication, and we write to define or express our feelings, understanding, and emotions. David R. Olson says, "Writing may be defined as any conventional system of marks or signs that represents the utterances of a language. Writing renders language visible.” Writing is the process of materializing voice because we communicate with someone. Forasmuch as speech is ephemeral, writing is concrete.

In school, we write lessons to help us revise them at home, maybe to prepare us for the final exam or quiz; that activity helps us to consolidate the teaching to revise at any moment. We must constantly write and embrace the benefits of writing highlighted by More College’s writing center.

1.    Writing is the primary basis for judging your work and intellect.

2.     Writing Expresses Who You Are

3.     Writing Is Portable and Permanent

4.     Writing Clarifies Facts, Inferences, and Opinions

5.     Writing Promotes Questioning

6.     Writing Explains Complex Ideas

7.     Writing Invites Feedback

8.     Writing Refines Your Ideas

9.     Writing Anticipates Your Readers’ Needs

10.  Writing Preserves Ideas for Reflection

11.  Writing Evaluates Your Arguments

12.  Writing Extends Your Thinking

13.  Writing Reveals How Truth Is Built

14.  Writing Equips You for Democracy

15.  Writing Is an Essential Job Skill

Digital communication dominates our world. Writing constantly is a key, fundamental skill that will shape our professional lives and personalities toward success and self-understanding.  

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