Refelction 1
Engaging reflection post about working through two very different drafts of the About Me page.
Reflection 1
Originally posted on Sarah A.:
Usually when I’m faced with an About Me section on a social network, I will either use the default passage, insert a famous quote, or…
Reflection on “About Me” page
Originally posted on Reflection:
Reflection on ‘About Me’ Page In the middle of January 2014 I began a very enjoyable writing adventure, fueled by the passionate instruction of my English…
Reflection for Project 1
Originally posted on corneshajameswilliams:
Ms. Jankens course outcome of writing is “Write effectively for various rhetorical situations (considering elements such as genre, context, discourse community, claims, evidence, organization, style, rhetorical…
Reflection #1
Student insight on reflection as process–seems important!
Reflection 3
Originally posted on kristinvholtz:
Can you cite any class discussion moments as particularly influential for your writing? If so, what was your role in these class discussions? For example, were…
Reflection 5
Originally posted on English 1020:
Something that I find very useful to find inspiration for writing is looking at other students’ blogs. Often, I won’t have an idea of where to…
Reflecting on How We Talk About Transfer
1020 cohort talking about transfer.
TED talk on collaboration
One of my students found this video and posted it re: our work on collaboration:
Reading Response 6
Originally posted on The Cooler themes are expensive:
The Peck, Flower and Higgins text discusses how important community literacy is and how it helps the community. Through the story of…
Adrienne Jankens 