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EN202 Class Reflective Report

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There are many things that I expect from Mr.Walsh’s EN202 class. I feel this because I have been recommended by a few of his past students, that you actually learn in his class. One week in, and I already feel that I am learning more in his class compared to the last few english classes I’ve already taken. Learning english has always been my weakest subject, so I am expecting Mr. Walsh to help me build up my analytical skills and show a positive attitude to all his students including me.
In my first few semesters of college, I have always thought that college was going to be harder than anything I’ve ever done; I was wrong. College felt just as the same as a high school class. When I got into EN101 it didn’t really feel like a college level class; it was mostly explanation and homework after homework. I felt like I had to learn how to write the different kinds of essays myself. After passing EN101, I wanted to find a teacher who would really teach me how to excel and is actually trying to help me have a better education. …show more content…

In the end, I was recommended Mr.Walsh, where I am expecting him to develop my analytical skills. I have a difficult time analyzing and obtaining information from what I just read. I just don’t know the most effective way to read a paragraph or a chart. Having this skill would help me look at important information and gather them in a different way, such as having better information in my research paper than useless information. For writing, this is a crucial skill to have, so I expect Mr.Walsh to help me build up from what I already

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