"For my freshman year
of college at the University of Arizona, I chose to enroll in English
109H. I was advised by my friends in my
dorm that when choosing courses, that I should try my hardest to not enroll in Sean Bottai’s
section, as the time commitment was “ridiculous” compared to the credit I would
be earning. Well, it turns out that this
was only class that fit my schedule, so I was strapped into the class. However, despite frustrating moments, I felt
that I specifically learned a lot about technology, as well as my own approach
to writing and time management throughout this specific course."
- How did you decide to use form to present your content in the raw material you’ve shared here? How did the conventions of your chosen genre influence your choices?
- Since I am writing an essay, I decided to write in a more formal structure. However, I wanted to be able to insert my own personality and voice into the project itself, especially the introduction as seen here.
- As for content, I wanted this to be a little more about why I chose the course, so then I can segway into talking about what I have learned through the semester about my writing process and technology skills.
- How did the production of this raw material go? What kinds of any hiccups, challenges, successes, creative epiphanies, etc. occurred during the process?
- The production of this particular raw material was not too difficult. The hardest thing will be citing myself; however, I think I will just be pulling from blog posts for that. I've tried very hard to keep myself down to talking only about 2 specific subjects, so that I can be more detailed.
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