Reflection On Reader-Writer Notebook

Throughout the course of Composition 1, we were required to read one article every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and we were to discuss it in class. In our Reader-Writer Notebook we were instructed to record a response of 150 words describing the article and our thoughts about the article. As we advanced throughout the different articles we read, we were to better our writing in our notebook and hopefully expand our knowledge as a reader. Currently for the Reader-Writer Notebook I have done every entry which has totaled up to be 14 articles not including the articles written by the students which equalled out to be another 23 articles.
I believe I have made a lot of progress on my writing since the beginning of this year. When we were first assigned this assignment I really did not know how to read deeply into an article and explain my thoughts about it. I never thought that far into a essay before. This has taught me as a reader to go more in depth with my thinking and to expand my thoughts on something rather than keep it to myself. However not only has it helped me as a reader, but also …show more content…
I really do not know if changing up the articles would make a difference or if it 's something I need to work on as a reader and writer. However as for the professor, I wish you would change up some of the articles. I personally did not enjoy “The City Solution and The False Idyll,” I am not sure what your views may be about this essay, but it was hard for me to understand them and write about them. I would recommend for in the future, maybe explore other articles and a find new essay for the class to talk about. I am not saying I did not enjoy them, but I feel like some of them could get out dated and others could be added to be more prevalent in today’s society because the world is changing