Category: Topic 1: Literacy
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Keep it Personal.
Being personal in an academic setting feels weird. We were taught for so long to write the brunt of our work in such a round about manner.………
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How do literacies affect you professionally?
The more things you’re literate in, the more you are capable of. Your knowledge and skills can benefit you professionally and personally.
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Oh “I” how I Hate You So.
Working on having a better relationship with the word “I” and not letting it have such a terrible control on me.
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A Mutiple of Literacies
Jean Paul Gee’s article has helped me realize that multiple literacies have shaped the way I am in professional and personal settings.
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How do literacies affected you professionally?
How literacies affect me personally in my work settings as both an assistant and as a waitress and how I use my literacies to navigate problems
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Quality over Quantity: Personalization in Writing
We all know “Quality over Quantity.” This blog highlights the concept of using “I” in writing and the importance of first person.
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Writing the right words
Writing that begins with an “I” can become more interesting. Writing authentically encourages readers to connect with you on a deeper level.
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How do literacies plural affect you professionally?
Plural literacies affect me professionally by influencing me to improve my ability to collaborate and communicate with coworkers professionally.
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Week 3: Writing the Right Words
Tune into how the beauty of writing allows you to fully express yourself and let go in the reading “find your style and voice,”
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Finding your Voice: Using “I” in your Writing
Embracing a first-person perspective can be a game-changer. Let’s also explore why using “I” is essential in college writing.