Rough Course Projects Ahead!!
Peeters, Bonaventura. "Sea Storm with Sailing Ships" circa 1640 via wikipedia. Public Domain |
These four major projects appear to be somewhat difficult. They will require me to improve my time management and writing skills if I want succeed. I am not to fond of English class, but if I want to be successful with these projects, I must embrace it and be one with the English class.
- What are you most confused by or nervous about in regards to the four major projects?
- What are you most interested in or excited by in regards to the four major projects?
- Based on your understanding of the four major projects, what are the elements of this course that you have to ahead for? How will the coursework described in the four projects assignment sheets challenge your time management skills this semester?
- How has your past English coursework in high school or college prepared you for the challenges of this course? What skills will you bring into the course with you?
- Do you have any questions about the four major projects that haven't been answered by the assignment sheets? What do you still want to know?
Reflections on Kathryn's Post: Kathryn's post made me realize all the stuff I am missing on my To-Do and watch list. I almost completely forgot of the rubric, but thanks to Kathryn, I will now pay close attention to is so that I know what is expected. Furthermore, I now realize that I have to know all aspects of my argument for project 3 so that I may develop an even stronger stance in the end.
Reflections on Neej's Post: First off, it's great to know that I am not the only one edgy about the public argument for project 3. I liked how Neej emphasized how we need to extensively research and become experts on the topic we choose. For some reason, hearing someone else say has convinced me to fully try to become an expert on the topic I choose for project 3. Neej's statement of this English class being a break from the "traditional mold" couldn't have been stated any better. This statement made these project seem a bit less daunting.
Hey Rigo,
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you on not being fond of English class. We're more of calculated result and analyzing processes type. I'm also nervous about being able to fit each topic into a different genre. I think what you said about finding out how professionals in our fields write is true now that I think about it; these projects are starting to seem more interesting. I'm surprised you don't have questions, but as you said, they're definitely bound to come up. Good luck this semester!