- How would you compare/contrast work you did early in the semester to now?
- What was your favorite/least favorite assignment and why?
- What are some notable lessons that have stuck with you after completing certain assignments?
- What changed in your writing (reading, thinking) as the genres and assignments changed?
- How did you make decisions in your assignments about content and design?
- What were your early assumptions/beliefs about yourself and writing? Have they since changed? Explain.
- What was your experience revising assignments?
- What, if anything, was particularly challenging for you in our course this semester and how did you overcome it (or attempt to)?
Professor Joshua Belknap | Co Req ML | Spring 2024
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1- At the beginning of the semester, things were complicated, but now do the work easier.
2- happiness is my favorite and easiest assignment I have learned this semester.
3- I need to learn more about the last two assignments.
4- The way of reading and thinking has changed because of the way it explains and delivers lessons differently.
6- I think that together, the passage of time thinking differently may develop from my personality.
1- I think I’m doing pretty good work from the beginning of this semester until now , trying to make my assignments done on time and trying to participate at the class .
2- One of my favorite assignments is rhetorical /genre analysis because it’s was easy and helps us analyzing and understanding the text also applying the author strategies of writing in our writing.
3-Some notable lessons that have stuck with me after completing certain assignments are the assignment of ethos, pathos and logos it help us to choose the right agreements in our writing .
4-I think what changed in my writing is the strategy to how to write and choosing the right agreements to convince the reader, also trying to use some new vocabulary words in my writing.
5-I think I was pretty sure that I was good in my writing but that’s not enough for academics writing that’s why I believe this class changed my performance in my writing .
6-I don’t have any feedback about revising assignments but I think it will be a good idea.
7-What challenging me in our course this semester is time to make my assignments done ,I’m working 70 hours a week and having other classes too so it’s a little hard to get things done but I’m always trying to organize my schedule and having time for my assignments
1.How would you compare/contrast work you did early in the semester to now?ay
I will say that comparing the work I did early this semester to now has been able to help me understand how to use Ethos, Pathos and Logos in my writing and also how to write and reflective annotated bibliography.
2.What was your favorite/least favorite assignment and why
My favorite assignment is schools are killing curiosity and the reason why I like this assignment is that it helps me understand that children and students always have questions in mind that they want to ask but they do not get the question to ask.
3.What are some notable lessons that have stuck with you after completing certain assignments?
I will say some notable lessons that have stuck with me is how to conduct a research on how write an reflective annotated bibliography and also how to punctuate my essay including how to cite.
4.What changed in your writing (reading, thinking) as the genres and assignments changed?
The way to conduct research became more broad because i have to learn new ways of citing from a correct source and also how to include pathos logos and ethos in my writing.
5.How did you make decisions in your assignments about content and design?
I made decision about content and design by choosing the right topic and also citing from the right sources.
6.What were your early assumptions/beliefs about yourself and writing? Have they since changed? Explain.
My early beliefs about myself in writing is that I did not know how to use pathos, logos and ethos but they have changed in a way that helps me be able to learn how to do citations and also how to conduct a research and brainstorm on topics.
7.What was your experience revising assignments?
In my experience revising my assignments helped me be able to proofread my works and be able to make the necessary changes and also be able to learn and prepare for exams or test.
8.What, if anything, was particularly challenging for you in our course this semester and how did you overcome it (or attempt to)?
I will say everything we learnt in our course this semester has helped me be able to improve on my writing skills and how to conduct a research and i feel this is all a stepping stone to a better writing and learning skills.
1. At the beginning of the semester, I thought the content in the class would be complicated, but it was not. But now I teach new content every time in class which is very interesting to me.
2. So far, there is no assignment that I don’t like because some assignments are easy and some are just okay. It’s not difficult so I take the time to review them.
3. After completing some assignments, there are some noteworthy lessons, but I did not read the articles carefully, and sometimes I would be lazy and read some parts casually, but I tried to change my bad habits and understand.
4. My writing has changed, how to use the right writing strategies and choices, and try to use some new vocabulary in my writing.
5.In the assignments, I analyzed and followed the content requirements of the respective fields to decide on the content and design.
6.I had confidence in myself early on to speak and write in class, and i believed i could get a good grade in writing, or learn more about how to improve my writing.
· How would you compare/contrast work you did early in the semester to now?
A: I feel my writing is much better than early in the semester, I think my vocabulary, grammar and reading improved so far.
· What was your favorite/least favorite assignment and why?
A: My favorite assignment is the unit number 3, I’m excited to do a podcast for my final assignment, my least favorite maybe are the comments in the readings, sometimes I don’t know what to say or comment.
· What are some notable lessons that have stuck with you after completing certain assignments?
A: One of the first ones is the recommendation of read questions about the reading before start, other one is the logos, ethos and pathos.
· What changed in your writing (reading, thinking) as the genres and assignments changed?
A: Give more attention to the structure to the reading and think in for what type of audience it is, so I can notice their writing decisions.
· How did you make decisions in your assignments about content and design?
A: In things that I’m interesting in.
· What were your early assumptions/beliefs about yourself and writing? Have they since changed? Explain.
A: I believed that my writing wasn’t good, and that I was going to struggle with that, because in the past I had problems writing.
· What was your experience of revising assignments?
A: I think my experience was good, with every assignment l learned new things even when I maybe had mistakes.
· What, if anything, was particularly challenging for you in our course this seems and how did you overcome it (or attempt to)?
A: Something particularly challenging for me I think is extend a little more in my writing.
I think I’m expanding my vocabulary and reflecting on things a little more before writing.
My favorite assignment is to choose topics to research because it is very interesting to learn new things.
You should always have something to back up what you say, for example, you should do research and. see that it is true.
Before I didn’t like to read and when I did I didn’t try to understand the reading but now I try to understand and my writing has improved a lot.
I always try to be guided by an example.
I didn’t think it was important but now I understand that it is very important and necessary for everything.
It makes you notice many things that you normally don’t.
Writing but I am overcoming it by practicing it.