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Reflection Of My Writing Process
This semester was a great learning experience for me. For my writing process, if I was reading a book, I always highlight specific details or big ideas. It made it easier for me to find important evidence. I also highlighted stuff because I knew your reading quizzes would ask specific details that otherwise wouldn’t be taken into account. I knew what to look for when it came time to actually writing it. When I highlighted, it helped me realize a pattern or the underlining meaning because I would make connections between different parts of the book. During my research paper, the little lesson of how to do bibliography cards was very useful to me. I like to be able to know what is expected and how to meet the expectations, without feeling to
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