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    Marcela (Marcy) Justis ENGL-1301 Leigh Ann Olejnik November 5‚ 2014 Reflective Essay (Midterm Writing Process Reflection) Expanded I had thought that my writing was decent before I started this class‚ only to find out there’s an easier more effective way to pen words to a paper. A way‚ that maybe‚ people might get what you’re saying in a straightforward kind of way instead of all over! Once I found my way‚ I realized that I could add more to my paper without sounding so redundant. As I reflect

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    Hughes 1059: Hughes describe how he lost faith in jesus at the age of twelve. How did the grown-ups in his life contribute to the experience? Hughes says that he lost faith in jesus when he was twelve because jesus never showed up to save him and it was then that he started to believe that there was no jesus because if there really was one that he would come and spare a twelve year old of the misery. The grown-ups in his life contributed to the whole experience in a negative way. They put too much

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    Reflective Writing on “How will my writing classes help me learn to write or compose?” I took English 110 last semester and this semester I am taking English 120. Now that the semester is about to end the time has come to write reflective letter discussing all the learning outcomes I gained from English 110 and English 120 especially English 120. English classes I took in high school were easy. The first ever challenging English class I took was English 110. It was a great class for me.

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    I participated in an interactive oral discussion; about the novel by Nawal El Sadawi named ‘The Woman at Point Zero’. From the interactive oral‚ I was able develop a new idea which I had never thought of. The idea was that the characters in the novel were two dimensional‚ so that the main character Firdaus is able to change‚ which she is not. The idea stemmed from what Ashleigh said about how Firdaus has the power of rejection using her physical body. So I said that it was a delusion for women and

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    ARTS 1301 Exam 1. Question 001-18 (Points: 1) The drawings from Ardèche Gorge are located in southern France at: a. Chauvet cave. b. Lascaux cave. c. La Villedorphe. d. Nomadic cave. Save Answer 2. Question 007-18 (Points: 1) The "Toreador" fresco was created by the ________ culture. a. Neolithic b. Roman c. Minoan d. Greek Save Answer 3. Question 011-18 (Points: 1) Neolithic culture developed quickly in the world’s fertile valleys. By 4000 bce‚ urban societies had developed

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    Reflective Essay Jazmine Caballero Walden University Dr. Paul Trautman EDUC 6731: Assessment for Student Learning June 28‚ 2015 Reflective Essay I can give faith that my assumptions about assessment have been changed throughout this course. Dr. Davies stated‚ “When students are involved in the classroom assessment process‚ they are more engaged and motivated‚ and they learn more” (Reeves‚ 2007‚ p.31). Therefore‚ when creating are lesson plans we should establish appropriate learning goals

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    The Reflective Essay Since joining the class and over the last semester‚ I have been pursuing English as a subject consequently learning the importance of brainstorming‚ aspects of organizing prior to writing‚ revising and collaborating in writing. The subject has provided a gateway through which I have learnt the art of expressing myself‚ literature‚ grammar as well as the language itself. However‚ this did not come without its challenges. English being my second language‚ it took me a while to

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    Coming from a religious background‚ the religious event in history always stuck out to me the most. I’m amazed at the variety of belief that was practice throughout the years. I would like to examine some of the important religious events from the years 1492 to 1865. The events that really grabbed my attention were The Protestant Reformation‚ The Salem Witchcraft Trials‚ and The Second Great Awakening. First important religious event was The Protestant Reformation. This took place in 1517. It initially

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    reflection in the mirror. The same can be said about the reflective compositions. A reflective composition is the result of introspection into past experiences or memorable events in our lives. We introspect into these memorable events and reflect over them with regards the emotions and influences they have left in our lives. In simple words a reflective essay is a piece of ‘you’ being presented in words. What is Reflection? In a reflective composition you really need to think about yourself and

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    Reflective essay writing‚ as its name suggests‚ entails focusing on reflection‚ consideration‚ etc. This is a form of essay writing in which you put down your thoughts. It is quite a flexible form of writing‚ but there are some general rules that you should stick to. You will have a general layout for your essay‚ which includes an introduction‚ a main body and a conclusion. An interesting aspect of reflective essay writing is that you and your reader may benefit by what you reflect on. Your Reflective

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