Author: Alexa Medoro
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Benefits of The Teacher Becoming The Student
Reading “Stephen King’s Top 20 Rules For Writers” by Lauren Passell was very interesting because it’s cool to get an inside look at the brain
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Why the details matter.
If you show up to an interview in sweatpants and a stained T-shirt, odds are you probably aren’t going to get the job. Kyle Wiens elaborates
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Multimodality in our Writing
I enjoyed reading “An Introduction to and Strategies for Multimodal Composing” by Melanie Gagich because this was basically an article
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Technology use in the classroom is beneficial to students!
After reading John Warner’s article on why his policy changed in his classroom about cellphone/laptop/device use it opened my eyes
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Group projects don’t always have to suck.
I really enjoyed reading the article “Writing ‘eyeball to eyeball’: Building a successful collaboration” because I practiced everything
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Everything depends on how you view yourself
It is very in line with my Libra self to agree with both of the readings we had to go over this week. In Lamott’s “Shitty first drafts”
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Writing Intentionally
Everyone can agree that all of the rules in writing are what makes writing so stressful sometimes. Most people find it easier to write a journal entry
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Authenticity in your Writing
After reading the Penrose and Geisler article it made me realize that I can be both Janet or Roger depending on how much knowledge
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How finding your writing style will benefit your writing in the future
Since we are in grade school, every teacher has told us something different about how we should be writing. Some teachers believe that using
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Balancing out Discourse with technology advancements
At the beginning of Gee’s article we are introduced to how important Language and Code Switching is to each Discourse. I really enjoyed