The author reflects on their struggles with reading and writing skills starting in elementary school, noting that these challenges began to surface as they got older. In third grade, their teacher enrolled them in a reading class where they would read to a mentor, initially feeling embarrassed about needing extra help. Despite these feelings, they eventually shared their experience with friends, indicating a level of acceptance and understanding of their situation.

1. How My Class Affect My Writing Skills
When I first started elementary school I was a normal kid that loved recess just like every other kid my age. As I began to get older I started
to noticed that I struggled with my reading skills, which started to affect my writing skills also. One day in third grade, my teacher Ms.
Martin took me outside the classroom and told me that everyday starting tomorrow I would be going to a reading class for an hour each day
where all I had to do was read to a mentor. At first I was really embarrassed that I needed the extra help with my reading and no one else in my
class did. When I got back into the classroom I told my friends why she wanted to talk to me out in the hall and I began to tell them that I got to
leave the classroom for an hour each
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