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Category Archives: Reflective Response
Reflection on Essay #2
Thoughts: I am not revising my paper just yet. I am waiting for feedback from my group. I find that their peer review of my paper helps me greatly because I have a close-to-honest opinion about my paper. Of course, … Continue reading
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Paper number 2
I guess that the most difficult part for me in writing this paper is describing my feelings about the poem i chose and picking the right words to show what exactly were the most appealing lines and words for me. … Continue reading
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Hot and Cold
This essay is proving to be a bit more challenging than I had assumed. At my previous school I took a children’s literature course where our paper assignments were composed of choosing your own topic while incorporating one or two … Continue reading
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Second Paper Revision
This paper seemed easier to write than the first since this assignment felt more structured. Still, the intro received criticism. I knew that the thesis did not capture the entire essence of the paper very well but I felt that … Continue reading
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Essay #2: Good and Bad
I found this essay to be the most frustrating piece I’ve written. I think that there are some people who really like the idea of having the freedom to write about whatever they want, while there are others who like … Continue reading
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Essay 2: Poetry’s Messages
When I first read the prompt to this essay, I thought to myself; “This is gonna stink.” However, as I kept thinking about what Professor Kaufman wanted us to do and I thought more about poetry, I came up with … Continue reading
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What makes good poetry?
I did not read my poem after the activity in class where we took one line of Whitman’s poem and just wrote from there because I did not think mine sounded like a poem. But what sounds like a poem? … Continue reading
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Tagged A poem should not mean but be, Brooklyn Bridge, concrete jungle
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Poetry, Essay Writing, and Music
These last few classes we’ve had made me reflect on the creative and constructive process that goes into writing and producing a work of literature. Today’s class made me look at poetry in a different and less hostile way. I … Continue reading
MaKey MaKey
This last Wednesday, the class had an interesting day that isn’t typical for any English class. I, in particular, had a pretty fun day. My group was brainstorming on Monday ideas we could use with the MaKey MaKey. Jared had … Continue reading
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MaKey MaKeyboard – Alvin Kumaga
Wow. What an experience? I had never heard of anything called Makey Makey and I was quite enthused and grateful that I was among the first to ever experiment with it. I wish I had been allotted more time to play around … Continue reading
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