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| The Walrus and the Carpenter by John Tenniel |
Week 9 – British North America
Week 10 – American Indian Tales
Week 11 – Beowulf
Week 12 – Looking Glass
Week 13- Italian
Week 14 – Hans Christian Anderson
Showing posts with label Week 8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week 8. Show all posts
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Reflections: Looking Forward
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| The Original 1939 Keep Calm and Carry On poster |
Going forward, I would like to start incorporating different
styles of that I’ve seen from some of my classmates in my own writing. I also really want to start considering the
comments that I’ve gotten on my weekly stories when writing the stories for my
Storybook. On that same note, I’m
looking forward to the comments that I’ll get on the project. The Storybook overall is by far my favorite
assignment in the class. In regards to
the readings, I’m excited about the types of reading units that are coming
up. I have a feeling that my schedule
will only get more hectic as the semester goes on, however I am up for the
challenge.
Reflection: Looking Back
Over the past few weeks I’ve learned a lot. I’ve really enjoyed the story writing portion
of the class. With that in mind, it’s no
surprise that I’ve enjoyed working on my project so much. I chose to do a Storybook, which has been a
lot of fun and very educational. I got a
little stuck writing the first story for the Storybook (not the introduction),
but I pushed through it and am pretty happy with how it turned out. Looking at other people’s Storybooks has been
really helpful. Seeing how they have
created their projects pushes me to do better.
As to a schedule, I don’t really have one for this class. That may sound silly, but I’ve got a lot
going on this semester and chose an online class in the hopes that I could
offset that a bit. I do a lot of work
for this class either while I’m at work or late at night. I try to make myself do at least one part of
the homework a day, minus weekends. Overall,
I feel like I’ve been keeping up pretty easily.
I’m glad that I started early and got ahead, though. That has definitely helped.
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