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Summary: Graduate Level Writing Analysis And Development Plan
Graduate Level Writing Analysis and Development Plan
Naomi Washington
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February 16, 2015
Dr. Carol Rees

Graduate Level Writing Analysis and Development Plan
Graduate writing is not an easy task, throughout this course several assignments were given, each more challenging then the last. The assignments were designed to make one think and go beyond the boundaries one may be used to. In weeks, 1, 2, and 4 individual written assignments were given and critiqued. In this paper the feedback will be summarized, my individual writing strengths and weaknesses analyzed, and I will present a plan to refine my future writing assignments.
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In the Week 1 assignment I was good at addressing main points. I
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