My Strengths And Weaknesses In My Writing Course

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I have reflected over my written prose of this past semester I have come to understand my strengths and weaknesses in my comments and short essays. I reviewed the goals of the course to understand how they a line with my abilities and future goals. My strength lies in in my ability for contextualization and critical thinking. My weaknesses are in my ability to write and frame an argument based on evidence within the text. The stated goals of the course helped me to outline my progress over the semester. However, for me, the most important part is my ability to move forward and better my written prose. In a review of this semester, I understand how I have progressed towards certain goals and how to move forward with my future goals in the semesters to come.

Reflections

Throughout the semester, I have gained the knowledge to assess the validity of my argument. As well as evaluate, the evidence in front of me. My written work within my preliminary comments reveal my progress within in my work. I noticed in my comment on Capetillo’s essay that I form a strong argument around the themes of Capetillo essay. However, in an earlier piece …show more content…

The course revealed my strengths and weakness of my writing. I have come to understand the common grammar mistakes in my writing. This has been the most beneficial to creating a piece with a strong argument and critical thinking, because if I do not write clearly and concisely in my writing it harms understanding of my argument. Even as I wrote the first draft of this reflection, I noticed some of my common grammar mistakes. As I review through my preliminary comments and my short essays I start to see my mistake, and now I have the tools to fix those mistakes. While my writing is not perfect I leave this course with the knowledge and tools to understand the common grammar mistakes and it allows me to work towards creating clear written

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