Mentor Reflection

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I am extremely thankful to my advisor for deciding to put me in this class to start with. Her decision impacted the start of my education tremendously. I have gained more confidences in my ability to learn and comprehend new material by taking this class. It has helped pin point areas that I need to work on and solutions to help me succeed. The main area that I benefited the strongest from was Module 5 ( taking notes). I have found that taking notes while reading benefits my ability to remember material remarkably along with allowing me to look back to refresh my memory. This class also taught me effective ways to take notes.
One of the best recourses that this class showed me was the SNHU writing center. One of our previous assignments we

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