Unlike what I thought, I wasn't able to focus on this type of work after my conference. I was on information overload and wasn't fresh enough to attack your posts.
I have to say that I'm checking some of the ones I've already previewed and can see that many of you have taken my suggestions to heart and really improved upon those reflections. Thanks for listening. DON'T forget to check your spelling! I know you want to be done with all this...I do get that but it is so easy to fix; don't get lazy on me now my friends :)
I'm up early getting into things and will post throughout the day as I get them done. I must say I still can't believe you are all moving onto a new course. I hardly know anyone in my new College Comp class and I will miss each of you. Thanks for a great semester and please come and visit me if you are near my classroom.
Done:
- Grant
- Taylor S.
- Tyler V.
- Andrew
- Cassie
- Dan A.
- Tyler G.
- Samantha
- Tim S.
- Marina
- Alex S.
- Garrett
1. Letter to the Reader: Introducing the entire collection of entries and discussing what you learned about writing in College Composition this semester. Be sure to explain using the pieces and reflections as evidence.
2. Last Revision: This is the revised copy of the paper you wanted feedback on. I would also briefly reflect on it and what you think of the finished draft and explain the choices you made in updating this draft.
3. Final Revision Request for Feedback: This is the entry where you reflect on a piece you want feedback on from me and list questions for me to address. Your draft should be attached here.
4. Conclusions: There should be an entry where you drafted several conclusions for your 7 Deadly Sins paper. Be sure to introduce what the entry is about and to reflect on each of the revised conclusions. What do you think of each one? Which one is best? What about the feedback from your peers? What did you learn about writing conclusions?
5. Introductions: There should be an entry where you drafted several introductions for your Food Paper. Be sure to introduce what the entry is about and to reflect on each of the revised introductions. What do you think of each one? Which one is best? What about the feedback from your peers? What did you learn about writing introductions?
6. How-To Paper Reflection: You need to analyze and reflect specifically on your how-to paper but you don't need to revise it.
7. 7 Deadly Sins Paper Original: You need to reflect on your original draft and attach it.
8. Revised 7 Deadly Sins Draft: You need to revise your 7 Deadly Sins paper and reflect on it.
9-10. Food Paper: There may be 1 or 2 entries on this paper depending on the status of the original draft.
I hope this helps clear up any confusion.
Ms. Basko
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