During this eight week class, I feel as I
have grown a lot in my writing. I started off rough, but with hard work and help
I made progress. With my first blog, I felt confident; however, once I received
my feedback my confidence went out the door! With my feedback I saw I need for
improvement in all areas. My Kafka blog shows the improvements I made in all of
the areas of the writing guide. My Kafka blog drives me to step out of my
comfort zone in my writing and push the limits.
In Carlos and Kafka Analysis, I show
little improvement. This blog demonstrates me mastering clarity and organization.
Although I show development in other areas, other writings show more growth and
demonstrate the progress. A Midsummer Night’s Dream-Remix and Re-Kafka Analysis
are examples of great visuals. Not only does the two blogs serve for great
visuals, A Midsummer Night’s Dream-Remix blog provides illustration on using
sources that are reliable and correct citation while the Re-Kafka Analysis
shows a great thesis.
As an overall performance, I feel A MidsummerNight’s Dream is my best blog. It has some grammatically errors but I think
it was well written and showed my ability to incorporate outside sources to
convey my thoughts. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, taken as a whole, show
evidence of my growth as a writer. I still have to improve with grammar and
being able to convey effectively a comparative analysis and with the knowledge
and tools I gain from this class, I am confident I will master the areas where I
am weak. Not only have I gain valuable information on MLA citation, how to
search for reliable sources, and critiquing my own writing, I gain the privilege
of meeting new people and building friendships. I enjoyed the class and I am
happy to see my improvements. I came a long way from my first blog, Kafka, and I
plan on continuing my development as a writer. I did it! You did it! We did
it!!
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