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English 3325 taught student learn about different analytical skill, paraphrase sources, in text citation and most importantly writing technique. Taking this course has improved my writing techniques and ensures the material is being cited properly. The five major projects in the class help me understand about research, development, critique and look for information and database. The most important and valuable lesson in this class is working together in group. Helping each another to developed a successful project. The group project helps me learn about team work and the value of team work.
The first project helps me understand about different medical topic and especially about HIV. Another important thing I learn from the first project is to analyze the article. The project required student to navigates through the website and retrieve the articles from the database. I learn to narrow the search and get the proper articles for my research. Also project one help me understand and become better to summarize article. The course helps me understand more about writing different thing, such as a pamphlet and other essential project in the class.
Not only the class required student to devoted time to study and understand different technique of writing and learn different thing about the medical world. This course help student learn different skill in writing and grammar. The most important I learn from this class is about grammar. Before this class I have difficulties with grammar, but after extensive study and reading different article it help me better and improve my grammar tremendously.
The first project with annotated bibliography has help me improved with evaluation resources and developed a good evaluated about the article. I...

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...nd study the future may bring. This project could be good for student if we spend more time on this written and study about forecasting different objective and goal.
The health education pamphlet is very interesting study about using different kind of graphics to influent the user. The pamphlet designed to help peoples aware about an objective or goal from a corporation or partnership to promoted awareness about health or awareness. Not only this project is useful but it help me understand about putting allot of information into a small pamphlet that is easy for the reader to comprehensive the material and get the main idea and purpose of a study. This project has helped me bring the important of an objective and present to my audience. It required allot of different paraphrase and used different work to make it easier for the reader to understand and comprehend.

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