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According to the syllabus for English 1100, Composition I Learning Community, “Compose Yourself,”, “It is a course designed both to introduce you to the conventions of academic writing as well as to the world of the academy generally.” (Crowell 1) I tried to understand what that actually meant. We would be give five essays this semester that would go through multiple revision processes. Our first assignment was an ungraded diagnostic essay that was posted to Canvas. It did not seem that bad, we were just writing a couple paragraphs about our opinions on if our voices in politics were heard or not. I thought this was just like any normal essay where you either agreed or disagreed and then you stated why, but it was much more than that. This
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