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Literacy Writing Class Reflection
Through taking taking this course. I believed to have gained some valuable insight into how I think, and as to how exactly and clearly I write down my thoughts. Although I wouldn’t say that I gained much insight into exactly how I thin, however I did gain valuable insight into how exactly I put my thoughts into words. By taking this class, I have learned to transcribes my thoughts into words for a reader to see, allowing me to share my ideas with fellow peers rather than keeping my thoughts to myself and failing to share unique ideas. Although this process was relativity short, spanning only about 3-4 months, this process is evidence through the works I created in this class, from the literacy narrative to the E-portfolio in which is a living …show more content…
I believe the first paper created the most growth for me as a writer as I spent more time wondering how I could come up with a narrative and ultimately spent more time on writing this paper more than any other paper. Nonetheless, this paper received the highest grade out of any of my assignments so perhaps I could utilize my process of how I crafted the literacy narrative. I started the narrative by reflecting on what writing events changed my life forever. One event that clearly stood out was the Guardian podcast on Postmodernism I decided to listen to in my free time for whatever reason. Although I had a hard time keeping up with what the professors were trying to say, this instance was the first time I realized just how powerful of an effect literature could have on society. By debating on literature in an academic setting, I learned the profound effect literature can have in understanding human society. By emphasizing the effect this one instance had one my life, I created a narrative that ultimately started the journey in this class to my progression as a writer. Although my narrative wasn’t perfect the narrative served as a good start for my journey in this

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