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    What I’ve learned in English class this year What have I learned from my English class this year? When my Sophomore year began, I had no clue how it would go. Everyone that has been Sophomore before, said that this year would be harder than your freshman year. When I first heard this, I was like “What?, For real?” while I was chuckling under my breath and saying to them “ It’s going to be a piece of cake for me this year”. Then when it came to the start of the new school…

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    had never heard of research before McNair, but when I worked on a project in the summer of my junior year with Dr. Peter Blair, research became something that I found great joy in. With Dr. Blair, I conducted and ran experiments in refining the annotation of the malaria genome. It was during this project that I started to fully understand the impact of malaria. I realized that although malaria was a disease that I had three times as a child in Ghana, it is a disease that we should not have to…

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    Annotated Translation

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    in Indonesia. There are many researches of annotated translations in some universities and colleges that have made this kind of research such as Universitas Indonesia, Universitas Gunadarma, STBA LIA and so forth. According to Scott (1965,14), “annotation is adding notes on paper or writing by giving an explanation and comment”. It consists of translation…

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    The poem “Ex-Basketball Player” by John Updike chronicles the life and daily routine of the former high school basketball standout, Flick Webb. The speaker leads the reader on a journey through Flick’s life, starting with the main road in the town, progressing to Flick’s low end jobs, and then finishing with his habits. Flick was once the best basketball player in the area. However, he has since fallen from stardom and now he just “sells gas, checks oil, and changes flats.” (l. 19-20)…

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    The relation to the theme was blatantly clear relation through thesis, but I am not sure that exploration was the correct term for this topic. From the thesis, I did not see what she, Margaret Mead, is saying being implemented in today, but after skimming through the board, I found her research was what created stereotypes. The thesis gives the wrong impression on the topic, as unimportant and overall lousy. Despite this the thesis is well proven through the right hand side labeled “Effect of…

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    ESL-117A Class Analysis

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    articles in the book named Sample Professional Essay talks about what the struggles that the illiterate face to. There are many ideas in this article, so I tried to make the annotation for each point so that I can remember the points and do some critical thinking or analysis during the class discussion. Consequently, annotation is very useful not only for English class, but also appropriate for other subject. In conclusion, there are three important things that I learned from this English…

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    Saydie Uddin Per. 2 4/11/17 Packet 12 Annotations: 1152-1155 BP Prelude 1156 Journey of Magi 1157 1-3 1159 1-3 1160-1162 BP Hollow 1163 1166 1-3 1167 1-11 1168 vocab 1169 style Writing Assignments: Write: Three messages from Hollow Thesis: “The Hollow Men” by T.S Eliot, represents three messages. POV #1: T.S Eliot, wrote “The Hollow Men,” and brought forth the message that today’s individuals have become hollow. POV #2: “The Hollow Men”, by T.S Eliot, expresses the…

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    EOF Student Reflection

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    Title Enrolling the EOF program has lighten up a path in life that would have gone completely undiscovered had I walked alone. Along the path was my introduction to college writing, a class that has improved my writing skills profoundly. At first the tasks given to us on the syllabus seemed daunting, almost insurmountable within the five-week period of the program; it seemed even more inconceivable with the class being only twice a week. However, with the guidance and instruction given to me…

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    Yet I feel as though my knowledge lever has increased. I have become a brighter and sharper student, especially in the English department. This senior year I was pushed harder in my English class than I ever had been before. My world was full of annotations, lectures, essays, and books. I thought that I would never emerge from the experience with any sort of acceptable grade. Yet I did, and I improved while doing so. I can now write more structured, organized essays which help me paint a clear…

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    the peer review for all the assugmenst overall it went very well and with the help of the peer review I was able to revise my paper. After turning the paper into our professor, she returned the essay with annotations of her own. I found this very helpful because of the quantity of annotations she left. This ultimately helped me rewrite my paper with ease. My midterm profile consists of the steps I took writing the paper in addition to notes I took in class and from the reading…

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