This is an outline of the three-step writing process to apply to cases. Answer all questions directly on this form. You can use short phrases and sentences for your answers. Serean Alghebari Plan A. Analyze the Situation B. Gather Information C. Select the Right Medium D. Organize the Information Write E. Adapt to Your Audience F. Compose the Message Complete G. Revise the Message…
Prepare a 5- to 6-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation illustrating your findings and summarizing the inheritance of traits.…
Armin Greder’s ‘The Island’ is a picture book published August 2007, explores the negative aspects of belonging through alienation an outsider’s perspective of not belonging. The text uncovers an undesirable experience particularly the migrant experience. It follows a strange man entering a foreign island where he is unwelcomed and quickly judged based on his appearance. The cover of the book shows an intimating barrier around the island, which looks, dark and uninviting. This wall is a metaphor of the attitudes given off by the islanders towards the man, which are also unapproachable and unpleasant. This effect brings about the feelings of alienation experienced by the man, reflecting the negative aspects of belonging to a group or community. Throughout the text the islanders are drawn additionally threatening, as they are large, dark and armed. This is contrasted with the man’s petite frame and lack of clothing leaving him vulnerable and abnormal. Through this use of size and colour a direct link can be made between the man’s inability to belong and his distinctive appearance. This portrays to the audience how much society impacts a person’s experience of belonging or not belonging. Within the text, the islander’s attitude towards the man is prejudice and hostile. As the islanders say “I’m sure he wouldn’t like it here, so far away from his own kind”, negative connotations are revealed in the words “own kind”. This immediately tells the audience that this man is unlike the rest of society, displaying the effect of appearance on a person’s ability to assimilate into a new surrounding.…
2. What have been your greatest challenges as a writer and student in ENGL 1113?…
When reading literature the author tries to establish emotion, satire, tone, and farce as well as other feelings and thoughts. When an author writes a poem they try to establish a feeling making the reader feel as if they are involved in the work being produced weather is be happy, sad, funny, or scary.…
Poetry is not something that I would normally be interested in. I’ve tried writing poetry only to end up a dismal failure. I’ve tried to read poetry only to end up bored halfway through. I’ve always wanted to be one of those soulful poetic types who walk around with a serene look on their faces, snapping their fingers when something tickles their fancy but I’ve never quite made that transition. Poetry, to me, seems to be a fanciful, ethereal pursuit that has somehow always gone over my head no matter how hard I’ve tried. Since I’ve failed miserably at being a poet or even enjoying poetry, you can imagine my surprise when I read “Dog’s Death” and not only enjoyed it but it touched my heart. A good poem knows how to grab not only the reader’s attention but will snag the reader’s emotions and take them on a roller coaster; whether it has a happy or a sad ending the poem should keep the reader’s interest until the end.…
If I were a hollywood producer, and I remade “The Seven Ages of Man” I would cast the main character that we saw in the videos to a celebrity named David Tennant. David Tennant can be a serious person whenever that may be needed and he can also put a little bit of comedy into the work. In the first video we see the guy talking to a group of people but is also connecting to the audience. David Tennant connects very well with the audience when doing parts like these and like the guy in the first video Tennant can add some small bits of comedy. In the second video we see the main actor talking to himeself and thinking very hard to himself about what is happening and seems a little depressed. This reminds me of a part that David Tennant did when he played as Hamlet in the BBC version of Hamlet where he had this serious part where he was talking to himself while seeming a little depressed. I would also film the scene with David Tennant walking through the street thinking to himeself or in front of a group like at a workplace or something like that.…
I am writing in order to give an overview of what I am able to take away from English 101. The things I have learned in finding and evaluation information as well as composing documents and presentation of documents.…
I have learned many things while attended English 1101. I have learned that I can improve in writing, which I never thought possible. Although I still need a lot of work I feel I have improved. I never wrote essays in high school because I switched schools all the time. I used to completely hate writing essays, but now depending on the type of essay I actually enjoy it.…
It also known as the Harlem of the South. African-Americans held senior positions in the government and in the police and fire departments. The Great Fire of 1901 began in northern LaVilla and burned most of Jacksonville, though LaVilla's business district was spared. In 1929, the Ritz movie theatre was built. In the 1960s and '70s, the Ritz and LaVilla business and entertainment district declined; as the walls of segregation begin to fall, many middle and upper-class African-Americans used their new found opportunities to move to other areas of the city.…
The English 1101 course did not require that much discipline to complete with a passing grade. All that was needed to be done was reading, taking quizzes, simple class work and writing essays. The reading was not complex at all.…
English 101 has been an amazing class and I feel like I have grown more than I expected. I was apprehensive about taking an English class because I have been away from school for almost seventeen years. I have not written an essay since 1996 and I knew many things have changed. I was especially concerned with citations. However, I found myself being able to work though citations with little effort.…
English 52 description, is to help students with their reading and writing skills for English 100. Students are expected to be able to not only read professional essays but, respond to them in journals. Not only that but, they also have to think critically, write coherent expository essays with strong thesis statements, give and receive feedback, etc. Students will engage in all stages of the writing process. Since this is an online class, being self-sufficient is a must. Professor shah is available during office hour (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10-11am) and email if students have questions. In order to being successful in this course, students must adequate typing speed, knowledge of Microsoft Word, experience with using the internet, and most…
English 101 however, helped me improved the areas in which I was weak in from high school. Before, it was difficult to find the bigger meaning of an article, poem, or any form of writing in general. However, with the help from taking this course I was able to figure out how to add meaning to the essay. I also learned how to add evidence and analysis them better in my body paragraphs as well. It was difficult in the past, but now I gained skills such as outlining, writing rough drafts and the organization needed for a successful essay. I hope in English 102 that I will use my English 101 skills and be even more skilled in my essay writing. I also hope to learn more about adding evidence within the paragraphs and honing in the essay to make it all flow together. Also in English 102 I hope that I will learn to be more confident with my essays. I have talked in a couple of assignments where my confidence makes me question whether or not to add certain analysis into essays which sometimes may have made my grade not as good as it could have been. In English 102, I hope I will not question myself as much and show more confidence. I also wish to eliminate repetition in English 102. I have received many comments that I repeat my analysis a lot and that also cuts of some points of my grade. I need to continue the analysis more rather than just repeat it in a different way. With these two core English classes that I have/will take, I know that my foundation in writing will be…
My goals for English 101 is specifically to focus on my assignments and essays on a higher academic level; for example compose a essay with correct punctuation, avoid fragment errors, and acknowledge different writing techniques. I find it helpful when I prioritize my goals for the English course, initially to pass this class with a GPA of 3.4 or higher, a short-term goal that I tend to complete is improve on my writing tactics. This goal will teach me methods of formatting by following a set of grammar rules that create an exemplary piece of writing. I started to pinpoint my goals in order to fulfill my academic objectives; it keeps me organized and well aware of my prerequisite courses. Once I meet my academic requirements, I plan to transfer to UMSL (University of Missouri –St. Louis) to pursue my career in criminology and complete my education with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.…