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time scheduling (spending too much time on social activities, concentration (studying with the T.V. on), listening and note taking (not reviewing my class notes periodically), reading (not picking out what’s important in the text and cramming my writing assignments), as well as testing a exams (losing a lot of points, not studying enough, then studying in a disorganized way) are all the areas of concern for me, which were deemed the most problematic. The possible reasons for these areas of concern

their stories, as including details from their lives draws a connection to their writing, in turn enhancing the quality of their writing. Good quality writings will feature details from the author's history, as the author wants to draw the reader in by having them relate to what is at hand. “A Family Supper”, “Story of an Hour” and “Everyday Use” are examples of past experiences from the author present in their writing. Kate Chipon has small pieces from her experiences sprinkled throughout her

Author Mary MacLane in her journal entry, Me, asserts who she is or who she wants to believe she is. MacLane’s purpose in this entry is to convince herself of her own self worth. She adopts a bitter and introspective tone in order to express her feelings toward her family and herself. In contrast author Langston Hughes in his short essay Salvation demonstrates his own shame for lying to his aunt and the church. Hughes purpose is to tell about how he was “saved from sin” or more accurately how he

realize this would not work and I was one of those students. Ever since the first essay my work ethic has drastically increased. I would spend more time writing and revising my essays as the term went on. Because of the increase in work ethic, the quality of my papers also increased, as did my stress level. The increase in my work ethic, writing quality, and stress level all contributed to the increase in the grades I received on my essays. Most students in Composition I can agree that at the beginning

mysteries of molecular medicine and genetics. Ultimately, this genre furthers our knowledge and contributes to the scientific paradigm about molecular medicine and genetics. The writings I’ve worked on for the Research Problem have helped me towards achieving course learning outcome number 3: “Use a flexible writing process and varied technologies to produce texts that address the expectations of the student’s disciplinary or professional discourse community in terms of claims, evidence, organization

Practice is an excellent way for students to learn, especially when it comes to students with disabilities along with other students that have difficulties with writing and other ways of education. One thing that should be implemented is having the students write down song lyrics (words from songs) onto a piece of paper. You will get to know them a little better and they will be able to do something involving their

example, I might be able to write an essay on respect of Human Rights; however, it is meaningless, if I do not give the reader the proper way to actually learn how to respect Human Rights. In summary, the profile makes me realize that I should start writing about real topics, things that matter and can truly make a difference. The author teaches me that everything we write has a purpose, and I believe that purpose should be something that can help us evolve. Senior turned herself into Jay’s voice and

Communicate clearly, concisely, efficiently, and effectively with audiences of all levels and types. Write clearly and accurately. Understand the major forms and conventions of reporting technical information. Use research skills to develop and implement technical writing projects. Respond objectively to another individual’s written or verbal assignment. Gather research for and prepare a feasibility, analytical, and/or investigative report that includes

knowledge of academic discourse in English to be successful as content-area writers; Challenge 2: It takes more time for ELLs to complete writing assignments; Challenge 3: ELLs in my class don't have enough English vocabulary to write fluently; Challenge 4: There is just so much to comment on, their papers are covered in my marks, which discourages further writing (DelliCarpini, 2012). It is time to break down those barriers and truly create a community of writers! Challenge 1: ELLs in my class

Louise had very similar response that focused specifically on the class assignments. Dr. Ashcroft stated, “students do a philosophy of teaching at the beginning of the semester and then review it at the end of the semester…scripted, textbook journal writing activities…where students go in the field and observe the teacher and then respond. Dr. Louise had a similar elaboration, “when I do observations they