I worked very hard on that paper but I knew my writing would not be as magnificent as others. I always thought my writing style or the words I used were a little to childish. As time passes, I hope to improve my writing skills and write better than I do now. For the “My Selfie” essay, I scored an 87. I mean it’s pretty good for a first grade on a big paper but I would have liked to scored a higher grade. The purpose of the essay was to write about a selfie we had taken and how it relates to us and the adolescent self. My grade would have been one student's dream at least but I did put a lot of weight on my shoulders for doing the best. On the rubric of my essay, the purpose was clearly thoughtful and purposeful. My substance and strategy scored a three because it did develop and convey the reader of the experience but it didn’t draw a picture in the reader's …show more content…
The grade I scored was a B which I mean is great and I am proud of what I did because I would have never in a million years done what I had did. The Odyssey project was one of the most proudest assignment I did all year in English class. During the course of freshman year english, I did numerous literary analysis. The one I choose to be in my portfolio is my ‘Analysis on Atticus’s closing statement’ from the novel To Kill A Mockingbird. For this essay I thought it was quite tedious. The general idea of the main topic is in the essay but I feel like I should have wrote the paper in a more interesting, attention grabbing way. Yes, I know these type of papers from novels are uninteresting but I feel mine is extra plain. Almost like pizza without any sauce; that would be unappetizing. I need to explain the details more than saying one sentence after it, ‘He is condemning the age old strict social code that creates haunting guilt in a person who breaks the law making him or her break personal guilt. Atticus hopes to change the jury's ways, trying to convince them of doing the right thing and condemning that black lives matter, to overlook Toms color and consider Bob hitting Mayella.’ As a