Composition studies Essays

  • What´s Annotated Bibliography?

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    The last thing I want to do is overwhelm students with new information about composition. If students begin to feel the course is cumbersome then they will quickly lose interest. Aysegul Bayraktar states: Determining and increasing students level of self-efficacy is essential because students with high self-efficacy work hard, persist

  • Reflection On My Writing

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    On account of every person has their own background, personalities, styles, and experience, the way we write may be extremely different. I, myself, do not really follow any formal writing method, but depending on the topic of each writing assignment to choose the suitable process. I usually try to find common points between what I am writing about and what I have experienced or have knowledge about. Moreover, doing a quick research about the topic also helps me to understand more about what I suppose

  • What I Learned In My Writing Course

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    Since my early days of learning, I used to enjoy the writing of all kinds from creative, essay, information among others although I often struggled to do it. I took English in my first semester of college and it made me feel very excited. However, at the back of my mind, I knew the assignments will be tough but they were generally interesting and the topics were engaging. The semester had been quite busy and it was characterized with a lot of assignments such as, essays, discussions as well as research

  • The Alchemist Reflection

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    Personal Essay: How The Alchemist Changed My Life Forever As most people in Los Angeles are today, I was sharing an apartment with another roommate at a rent of $1,800 a month and commuting along the busy and noisy 405 to work everyday - two hours each direction, surrounded by traffic and angry people honking out of frustration. As I headed out for work every day and came back home after a long day, I eventually became more and more miserable as time passed - I stopped spending any valuable time

  • The Northwood University's Code Of Ethics

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    The Northwood Idea was founded on the principles of the Judeo-Christian ethic. The founder’s ideas was to encourage quality education for management in the context of free enterprise and entrepreneurship. The idea the Northwood follows is not a new phenomenon. The idea is based on individual responsibility, the idea of Moral Law, Respect for Property, work and thrift and the importance of Business. Northwood believes that competitive, productive individual effort can overcome barriers, solve problems

  • Ap English Language And Composition Class

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    I took AP English Language and Composition during the 2016-17 school year. My overall grade in the class was an A. Participating in this class taught me invaluable lessons about how to convey my ideas clearly both in written and spoken word. In-class essays and the rigor of larger projects taught me to focus not only on what I was writing, but also how I was writing it. Techniques for editing and reading that I learned in AP Lang have made it easier to read my writing with more self-awareness, and

  • AP Language Reflection

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    My Journey Through AP Language & Composition As I stand outside of Ms. Rasmussen's room, my AP Language & Composition teacher, I wonder if this year will be different than the past two years. Don't get me wrong, I like English on a certain level, but it's definitely not one of my favorite subjects. In the past, my English teachers would have everyone participate in the class because they wanted everyone to be involved. Sometimes, we would have to write essays. If anyone knows me, they know I like

  • Reflective Essay On Ap Language

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    This third quarter of AP Language & Composition was quite similar but also different in ways compared to the previous semester. Having already experienced half a school year of the class, I was already aware of the expectations and the work requirements needed. One big difference in approach was how I brainstormed for ideas. Last semester, most of our writing was rather formulaic and didn’t rely much on creativity and chose the most convenient topic for the task. However, this semester’s focus on

  • Reflective Essay About Writing Resources

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    About Writing Resources Writing Resources was designed to assist struggling writers in alternative placement facilities who may not have access to resources such as those found in an English Language Arts classroom or school library. The idea for this site came about from a Masters course I took in Library and Information Sciences called "Library Services for Youth in Custody". An assignment in this course called for an interview with an "expert in the field". Based on superficial knowledge of a

  • Northwood Idea Research Paper

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    The Northwood Idea is compared to the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule. This idea is really not new or different from any teachings that we have seen in the past. This idea just merely speaks to individual responsibility, the emphasis on work and thrift, as well as the importance of business in today’s world. All three of these aspects in the Northwood Idea are not new. As we look back into history we can see that civilizations have grown emphasizing the importance of these aspects and have

  • Personal Narrative: My English Writing Progress

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    English Writing Progress Introduction: Below you will find my progress throughout my English 110 class. There are four learning outcomes that reflects how I have progressed in these different areas. Lastly, there is a creative revision on one of the assignments we completed in class, along with a reflection on the creative revision. Writing as a Social Act In our SWA and MWA#2, we were asked to pick a discourse community of any style of dance we learned in our freshman learning community, Dance

  • English Reflective Report

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    When being placed into English 102 this semester, like most students I felt mixed emotions. I was anxious, excited, and curious about what was to come the next couple of weeks. Of course English has always been my favorite subject, and it is something I valued, but I did not think that I would do as well as I did this semester. Since I am a nursing major I took this class very seriously. Most people would not understand how an English course like this one can be significant when it comes to the world

  • What Are My Writing Techniques And Techniques

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    I have never been good at writing, nor have I ever enjoyed writing. Writing is never something that has been easy for me. However, after taking this class, I have come to have a greater appreciation for writing. I have learned that in writing, it is not what you say, but rather how you say it. There are several important writing techniques and lessons I have learned in this class that aide in improving the “how”. In applying these techniques and lessons to my own writing, I have been able to improve

  • English Class Reflective Essay

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    During the course of English composition courses I have skilled a many of objectives that I once thought were impossible. I have not only developed as an author and a learner, but as a person as well. I have added the knowledge and self-confidence and it earnings to pace out into the world. During this semester, I was challenged with essay and a description along with smaller reading passages and writings. I recently understood that the skills you gain in English Composition, will be most valuable to

  • Thesis Statement For English Composition 2

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    What is English Composition II? English Composition II is an advanced English course that challenges a writer to grow and develop better writing skills. Throughout the course, the writer learns about APA format, interpretation, claims, evidence, citations, and thesis statements. During English Composition II, many distinct aspects of my writing have improved, I believe I have improved most through my argumentative thesis statements, as dictated by my entrance essay, rhetorical analysis essay, and

  • Literary Analysis In Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart

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    Imagine having a book in your hand and you are trying to read that book. As a student of literature what comes to your mind? I would immediately think of all the terms that we are learning in class. Things I remember most are aspects of stories such as setting, plot, characterization among others. These terms are what describe literary analysis. According to arrowhead schools, literary analysis is the practice of looking closely at small parts to see how they affect the whole. It focuses on how plot/structure

  • What I Learned In My Writing Class

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    When I first started in this class I did not have the best writing skills. I came from school that did not teach very good grammar and spelling. This change over the course of time in this class. When you write essays as often as we did in his class you tend to get better.My three Learning outcomes were riding in the discipline, critical thinking, individual and social responsibility. When I first took this course I thought what is a macro teacher gonna do about my writing discipline. Well you got

  • English 111 Class Analysis

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    The grade I would give my current English 111 class is an A, because it has been a beneficial learning experience for me. The essays given have improved my writing, and it has opened my eyes to the things that I often miss while proofreading. From this class, I learned that Proofreading is highly important, and that re-reading my work numerous times will help in catching some of my mistakes. I also confuse both present and past tense when writing, so from this taking class, I have learned to separate

  • I Learned To Build Instead: Assignment Analysis

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    Leonard Eaves Prof. Jeffery Perkins English 101 24 October 2015 I Learned to Build Instead This assignment has given me more confidence in writing. I found just getting started the biggest challenge for me. I have been out of the school setting for some time; therefore, I often doubt myself and my writing abilities. However, I now understand that all I have to do is get started, avoid focusing on punctuation and grammar, to first get my thoughts on paper and then come back to add and rearrange until

  • English Reflective Essay

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    This semester, in English Composition 101, I feel that I have gained valuable tools to assist in producing a quality, sound essay. The different styles of readings introduced the class to the various ways in which a writer can express themselves and the best techniques to reach the target audience. Although I have always been comfortable with writing, I sometimes lack confidence in my writing ability, which is why I feel like the most influential aspect of the course was the feedback from my professor