How To Write A Reflective Essay Ap English Class

How would I describe this class? I would probably say without hesitation that this class is grueling, exhausting, and stressful (just kidding). Although, I would have to admit that somewhere in the back of my mind, I realize how valuable a class like this is. Nowadays, everywhere I look, people are glued to their phones or other devices; when I was in middle school before everyone had a smartphone, people actually read books in their free time. It is quite sad how many students of this generation will not pick up a book unless it is assigned to them. Confronted with dropping rates of advanced reading and writing skills, this dual enrollment college composition course is a remedy that will prepare college-bound seniors for the future. In fact, I can speak from experience that this class has taught me valuable lessons – lessons which separate me from the rest of the plebeians (I’m joking around a little in case it wasn’t obvious). …show more content…
Honestly, I gained some new skills that I thought I wouldn’t have gotten. I think I’ve mentioned that I took AP English Language before, but this class was actually not a simple repeat of that. While AP English mainly focused on the English language itself – such as rhetoric, grammar, and analysis – this Dual Enrollment course focused more on the creative aspects of writing, like the composition and the study of several different formats (for example, the research paper and the brochure). Also, I’m probably one of the least creative people ever (as evidenced by me being the only one that did Choice X for the project). I was too specialized in my favorite subjects (mathematics and science) to branch outside my comfort zone (English has always been my lowest performing class until this year). So this class was an educational experience for me because it expanded the creative side of my mind and, therefore, grew me as a well-rounded