represented my semester in WRC 1023-064 and my other collegiate level classes. I knew going in that I did not want to simply pass my Freshman Composition II class, but I wanted to pass with an A. To do this, I used my past writing experiences and other tools to succeed, especially the skills I obtained in Freshman Composition I. In Freshman Composition II, I thrived by meeting most of the criteria listed in the syllabus. Some of the goals that I met include quantitative analysis skills,…
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aural skills. The first part of the module explores the theory aspects of music. It introduces the analysis of reference repertory along with the study of the needed basics in music theory to establish the link to music composition. Students will explore the basics of musical structure in short exercises, involving elements…
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My Antonia Composition Name _________________________________ Outline Guide Date __________________________________ English 9 Class __________________________________ *DUE 11/12 (2nd) or 11/13 (4th, 5th, 7th), by 9 AM, via TurnItIn.com! (50 POINTS) *Ultimately, this composition will need to be in the 2.5-3.5 page range in proper MLA format. Don’t forget to integrate quotations! Think about this to potentially structure your essay. Remember, this is simply an outline…
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an infinite amount of ways to combine them. Unlike other subjects, there is no definite answer or analysis due to the array of possible explanations. Mathematics and science courses often have one certain solution, but English requires more than numbers and formulas. In comparison to other subjects, one can always develop his or her fundamental skills as the course load and difficulties rise. Analysis, comprehension and writing are essential to language in general. Students tend to overlook major…
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We all see the huge jugs of protein as we pass by in grocery stores or various other places that sell the supplement; usually with an eye catching advertisement like a ripped female/male, or a delicious looking drink made of that of the powder. For my assignment I happened to have a jug and after examining it I saw that the company making the whey protein claimed “this protein has jaw dropping results that limit weight gain.” This surprised me, I thought the purpose of the powder was to encourage…
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critically is an important skill for success in the working world. My writing would slowly change from eighth grade to high school. Unfortunately, in seventh and eighth grade, I wrote but nothing it was too difficult or taxing. My skills for writing were hindered because the lack of grammar teaching. It was taught but again nothing beyond the minimal. I would say the most memorable writing I did in seventh grade was writing a book as class. Our teacher really wanted us to finish this by the end of the…
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WWI Nurse Paintings Analysis During the WWI time lapse (1914-1918) many artists illustrated arduous times lived. In 1915 Henri Gervex, a French painter depicted nurse’s melancholy in dealing with the gravely wounded soldiers. On the other hand, the 1918 Red Cross Poster by Robert Reid, demonstrates nurse's desperation in the attempt to rescue lives during those strenuous times. The analysis of subject matter, lights, and colors in the paintings facilitates the comprehension of Gervex and…
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AP Language and Composition Summer Reading 2013 As you commence your journey as an advanced reader and writer, it is essential that you recognize the process by which you have attained this placement. Do you love to read? Do you enjoy analyzing a text to discover unique and profound ideas? Are you inspired by effective writing? Are you a creative thinker? Even if you have never asked yourself these questions before now, I am certain that your summer reading selections will lead you to…
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constantly need to be refreshed and used effectively. Practicing different writing habits is a great way to help improve the mind and success a student will have in their writings. Using these different styles of writing such as a narrative, summary analysis, informational report, or even a personal profile will better a student throughout their education. To ensure that one has the proper techniques to write one must use proper writing practices, credible research and information, critical thinking…
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commentary – Why is this text significant to our study? In what ways is it a piece worthy of rhetorical and cultural analysis or both? 300 word minimum Unbroken is extremely significant for students that are enrolled in AP English Language and Composition. To begin, it is a nonfiction book that is still rhetorically significant. Since most of the reading on the AP test for the class is nonfiction, reading Unbroken is good practice for the AP test. The litany of…
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