RE: student writing proficiency
Perhaps "has a talent for" means nothing more than "never loses interest
in".
I'm not really sure about that, as I think people can have a natural ability at writing. I think everyone has the potential to write well, it's just that it comes easier to some peoples. Writing is something that comes easy to me, programming is something that doesn't. However, I can program, I just have to work a lot harder than someone with a natural aptitude for it.
Anthony
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