Oxford Summer Course Diary: Day 4 🌟

Oxford Summer Course Diary: Day 4 🌟


Embracing Creativity in Oxford: Writing, Painting, and More


Today was another fantastic day at the Oxford Summer Course! My day started with a delicious breakfast, which fueled me for an enriching class on creative writing. The session was incredibly insightful, offering new techniques and perspectives that I can't wait to apply to my own writing.

After class, we had a wonderful group painting activity. Collaborating with students from various countries was a unique experience. It was amazing to see how everyone’s creativity flowed differently on canvas, reflecting their diverse backgrounds and stories.

The evening was spent exploring the beautiful streets of Oxford. The city's historical charm and vibrant culture left me in awe. Walking through the cobblestone streets, surrounded by centuries-old architecture, was truly inspiring. It’s no wonder so many great writers have found inspiration here.

Here are five pearls of wisdom for students aspiring to excel in creative writing:

1. Read Widely and Often: Explore different genres and authors to broaden your understanding and perspective.

2. Write Daily: Consistency is key. Even if it's just a few lines, write something every day.

3. Embrace Feedback: Constructive criticism helps you grow. Don’t shy away from it.

4. Stay Curious: Ask questions, seek new experiences, and let your curiosity guide your writing.

5. Find Your Unique Voice: Your perspective is your strength. Be authentic and let your true self shine through your writing.

Ishita Pandey


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