Like any skill, you learn by doing. And make a commitment to write publicly.

You learn better when people can actually see your work. It forces you to do your very best. It gives you accountability. You get feedback from others and improved based on it.

Feedback is vitally important to evaluate how well you're doing and to identify areas for improvement. Faster feedback is always better.

• Share work publicly: Even if it feels scary, sharing your work is essential for improvement.
• Be very specific:

We will become better when we intentionally expose our work to high-quality feedback. Feedback comes in the form of peers, teachers, social media, rereading our own writing. However, notes are available any time you need it.

When we write notes in our own words, we practice the ...