Finally we have finally finished our last WP! After having
finished this project, I feel accomplished and proud. I put much more time and
effort into it than I planned, but it was so worth it in the end. Compared
to the difficulty level of WP2, this project was much more exciting and I felt
more relaxed. Being able to pick and choose what I wanted to focus on and the
direction I would like to take with my writing was a huge relief. The topic I
chose, which concerned bullying, was a topic I am very passionate about, and it
is a problem that I have witnessed multiple times. Being able to choose my own
topic and display it in my own way was the best part of this project. Because I
chose to make fake Facebook accounts in order to get the conventions down
perfect, I had fun messing around with making up the individual’s personal
information, such as the person’s name, age, profile picture, where they live,
etc. The TIMES article I worked on was also an interesting path I chose to
take, because I worked on a cover page and put in a lot of effort trying to
make it look authentic. As I was writing the article, I surprisingly did not
have writers block, and I wrote exactly what I hoped and expected to
accomplish. I felt in control of this project.
This class does a
great job in forming me into a better writer. Through all the peer reviewing
and question/ answer sessions we have in class, I leave the class feeling
familiar and comfortable with what I am supposed to be doing. The peer reviews
allow me as a writer to know which aspects of my writing need more analysis or
are unclear and which aspects are strongest. The class itself feels very
relaxed, so I never feel any pressure or stress when I find something confusing
and need clarifying. We spend a lot of
time trying to become more creative and assertive writers, which I was hoping
we would do. Although I sometimes feel overwhelmed by all the work we get, I
know it only pushes me to improve as a writer.
I hope portfolio prep isn’t toooo bad. I guess this assignment will only make me into a more advanced writer as I take a closer look at the aspects of my writing that need the most work.
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