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English 100 Reflective Essay
Throughout this semester taking English 100, I believe I have advanced my reading and writing skills. By showing you evidence that I have, I will provide 3 essays to support my statement. With that being said, it was quite difficult to come to a decision which essay’s I would display, when I wrote several essays this semester. Although, I came into agreement to exhibit essay 1, 2, and the research essay. Student Learning Outcome #1, I will give evidence from the research essay, outcome #2, I will provide evidence from essay 1, outcome #3, I will display data from essay 2, and lastly outcome #4, I will show documentation from all 3 essays. In other words, all 3 of these essays will contribute to my reading and writing development
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