Just like breathing oxygen is essential for humans, writing proficiently is significant for students and everyone as well. People who are in college or in any kind of institution are all required to be effective writers. At every stage of my life, I have been taught about writing. In pre- school, I begin to learn writing and when I went to elementary school, I advanced my learning and took it to the next level. I began to write essays in the last few year of elementary school; and when I was promoted…
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I will not be able to respond to you. Catalog Description: A directed writing course, which continues the process of learning to read and critically engage various texts. Students write papers that summarize, critique, and synthesize sources, leading to researched and…
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would open up this essay, but this isn’t just any essay. This is a reflective essay that summarizes my work as a sophomore writer. As a writer, I can state my writing skills have drastically improved by being able to creating a hook and transitioning through paragraphs. This year I’ve demonstrated my thesis statements are directly to the point and they have organizational flow. In papers such as “Scarface’s Influence” and “The Power of Nonviolence Protesting” all show how my thesis statements are…
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Professor. Baldassano Reflective Essay Reflective Essay I have been Montgomery College student for two semesters, and throughout the semesters I have learned crucial aspects of reading, writing, and listening. I took noncredit English courses during those semesters. However, I knew where exactly I was headed, which was to get to EN 101. Finally I made it to EN 101 and decided to take it over the summer. During this semester, I learned various writing techniques and ways of siting my sources. I believe…
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obstacles of my second semester, here at Virginia State University. As I look back over the semester, this is the first English’s class a line from a song stayed constantly in my mind, which was “We fall down but, we get back up again.” My experience from my English 110 class was hard but, at the end “I am a better writer.” Even at times when I experienced someone having the ability to steal my confidence, I had to get back up again. As I leave those experiences behind, where I struggle with my head hanging…
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The submission deadline of your final ePortfolio is [DATE] at 12:00 pm, high noon. To submit your ePortfolio please make it publicly viewable. (We will talk about how to enable the publicly viewable option.) I. Its Contents A. The Basics Required Artifacts: Reflective Introduction (58 pages, approx. 1500 words minimum) Historical Conversations Project, Graded Version (with or without final grade and comments) Advocacy Project, Graded Version While the required elements will give a basic shape to your ePortfolio…
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school my essays were about summarizing a chapter from a book or writing a short story. There was no set length it had to be and there were not any specifics to focus on such as to focus on a strong introduction or to focus on being organized when writing. The essays that I wrote in high school were just for a quick grade or to help out our grade. I did not really have that much experience in writing essays. In the past semester I have grown more as a writer than I have in the past years. My essays…
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Reflective Essay on Writing 101 University of Maryland University College October 7, 2014 I chose to participate in WRTG 101 not only because it’s a core requirement towards my degree plan, but to enhance my writing skills. Over the past few months, with the help of my Professor and classmates, I’ve honed my writing skills watching them improve from being decent to something better. Overall I expect to learn and refresh writing skills and identity what skills I need to improve by the end of…
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Reflective Essay: It is pretty cool and amazing on what an hour of study hall time can do on a week with no homework. This piece, Don’t Give Up the Fight, best represents how far I have come over the course of three years. I love to write fictional narratives; there’s no rules, boundaries, and infinite possibilities to express your emotions, thoughts, and messages in the art of writing. The time for this process and picking this piece couldn’t be more perfect. I have recently started Cape Henry…
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April 2013 Pardon my Back By not knowing I needed English and not taking writing seriously I ended up being where I belong in English 050. After many years of not being in college, I wanted to go back to become an electrician. Being that it wasn’t acknowledged that I was in college before, I had to take the placement test. It was a long test with math and writing on it and the math was first. I took the math seriously because I thought I needed it for my major, but the writing part I slacked on…
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