The end of the year student surveys yielded the same results with ten out of eleven students rating themselves as good writers. However, it was a different student who did not feel confident about writing. Student “I” had a lot of family issues throughout the year and did not make much progress across the board. He lost a lot of confidence, generally speaking. Two students responded that the reason they were good writers was because they read what they wrote (a practice we frequently discussed), four indicated that their grades were better, two did not know, and one wrote because he was smart. For the last question which inquires as to what they still needed help with, they were well versed using the terms that were taught throughout the year. Four students listed organization, three wrote capitalization, two mentioned complete sentences, one did not know and my newcomer wanted to learn more English words.