The process of this writing portrait was pretty simple, I was able to write about some of my personal things and that’s what made it so fun. When I went back to read my draft that I made I saw that I had many mistakes especially with staying off track with the topic we were talking about, this allowed me to go back and fix many things that I saw I did wrong. At first when I started I was stuck trying to see a word that revolves my discourse community then with a bit help talking to other people I was able to get the bright idea which was the word “competitive”. Overall I felt that I could have done better with staying on track with the word. The workshop was actually pretty good because I got to see so many amazing essays and I was also able to see the many mistakes there was but also the many good things they did and use that myself and see how I was able to improve. I also liked how people were able to comment on mine as well because then I’m able to fix any mistakes I did or maybe just see the nice things people had to say or agree on. The revision I’m thinking about making in my essay is writing about more personal experiences I had with video games. When I first started it I thought I couldn’t really talk about personal things so I shifted away from that but now I definitely feel that I can write more about it, I also want to talk about how to be considered in a gaming community, But overall I feel that I did good this essay.
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It’s been a difficult year for us, for the groups we belong to, so let’s write about it!
I’m Jackie Blain, and you can find me on our Slack workspace or via email DBlain@citytech.cuny.edu.
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