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    every brilliant thing through the rest of the essay to match what I am trying to say in the introduction. However, I never come close to saying something brilliant in the essay and the introduction is always awkward or poorly worded. I become stuck on every sentence thinking that they have to fit like perfect puzzles pieces. The first sentence is always the worst. It usually takes about ten minutes to squeeze out the first sentence. This evolves about five different sentences being written and…

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    Francine Prose

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    In her 1999 essay, I Know Why the Caged Bird Cannot Read, Francine Prose examines what she believes is the detrimental relationship between novels written by writers of different ethnic groups and identities and high school students. By employing rhetorical devices such as ethos, rhetorical questions, and cause and effect, Prose can emphasize how new curriculums in high school English courses including novels by culturally diverse writers are causing students to show less interest in reading.…

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    have shown improvement in my writing. The essay I wrote in English 49 demonstrated my strengthens and weakness as a writer, where I showed improvement during the semester and what I need to focus on in the future. My whole process essay was difficult, but also it was one of my favorite essays. My whole process essay provides me with an opportunity to tell a story about myself, and also helped me develop my academic writing skills. One of my strengths in my essay was providing details. For…

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    Self-Placement) test.The prompt was whether or not college is worth the investment for the current generation. When I read the instructions that the essay wouldn’t be graded, I knew I could write anything just for the sake of finishing the assignment. When I reread my DSP essay I realized the lack of effort I put into the writing. The syntax of the essay feels off, because of the constant tense changes. My stance on the topic, arguing whether or not a college education is a necessity, is…

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    English 101 Reflection

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    been much different than any English course I have taken in high school, because I was able to read articles that I actually have an opinion about and seem relevant in today’s time. Throughout this course I have learned the importance of structure in essays, to be open to other people’s ideas while critically reading and responding to argument, and gained new insight on subjects I now believe are important matters in the world. I have always been able to put my ideas down on paper, but now I…

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    has improved leaps and bounds over the course of the year due to the large amount of papers we wrote that covered vastly different subject matters. The first paper we wrote to start off the year was a thesis essay based on an independent novel that we read over the summer. In this thesis essay, we had to choose three literary elements that were used skillfully in the book and analyze how they were used to convey the novel’s theme. I read The Ascendant by Drew Chapman, a novel about cyber warfare…

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    their evidence to their response. The day that I was there to observe the class the mentor teacher was finishing the unit by having the students write a five paragraph essay using a worksheet packet that they had been working on for the past several days. When she instructed the students that they were going to write out their five paragraph essays the students seemed to be unsure of what they were going to write…

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    chapter was that…An essay is a short paper written on a particular topic. Basically, anything can be an essay that’s with in an average of five paragraphs that’s not so lengthy. It usually does not necessarily require a comprehensive understanding of a particular topic. My writing skills should be presenting my thoughts in a logical and a clear manner. Their different kinds of essays that include: academic, narrative, and argumentative to name a few. When a professor assigns an essay, I as the…

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    EOF Student Reflection

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    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 by the professor and peers I was able to strengthen my work as a student. I was able to overcome my fear of essays with the techniques like close reading and asking myself critical thinking questions. Beginning with the first essay assigned in college…

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    such as simile, repetition, and metaphor. Using this information we are able to understand the purposes the historical articles better. One of the speeches we analyzed was “I Have a Dream” from Martin Luther King. In the second paragraph of this speech, King states, “Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclamation.” I identified this sentence as the rhetorical strategy of declarations, which is a fact. After I have a deeper…

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