Thlog #6

Zack left plenty of comments on my WP’S that I was really quite unsure about. I needed some help answering the questions he was asking. I didn’t know where to start off. He was asking me tuff ass questions lol. Starting off, being in the computer lab was very helpful. I was able to pick a question I thought was the toughest. So yeah. Once I picked my question I copied it onto the table that he had on the blogspot. I was hoping for the best feedbacks I could get. Even though zack left feedback it is still good to get feedback from classmates. This was helpful because I was being helped on my tough question. And it even allowed me to help others on tough question they may have had. This is a good technique to use, whenever we may have certain questions. Sometimes maybe the teacher can’t answer questions a student may have. So yeah I i loved that I’ve gotten this experience.

I gained so much knowledge about my topics doing the little project builders and the workshops. I got the chance to get other opinions on work that I already wrote, and I got to give my opinion on other people's work. I got to say what ideas I thought was good and what I thought was bad. I swore I knew as much about my topic as I could, but clearly I didn’t. After these workshops I’ve added more words and explanations to my WP’s. I even took words and sentences out that wasn’t so helpful. I learned that I use “fluff” to much. I think I tend to “fluff” to much because when I hear 5-6 pages I freak out lol. I do seem to write about so much on one topic and start to get off topic. It’s like I want to say so much but I get confused and start to write anything lol. That was a good tip, because now I try to watch what I’m saying and how I say it.

I have learned a lot over this 10 week course, even though it seemed longer than ten weeks lol. Many things that I’ve been taught was helpful. I’ve learned way more in this course then I expected. Examples: different writing tips, highlighting strategies and more. The course terms even made an impact on my everyday vocabulary. I can honestly say I’ve learned a lot.