Pg. 3 Learn to reflect as a lifelong process Reflecting is amazing to use in every day life.

Pg. 2 impacted by A.I. and other larger societal issues.

The only way I see AI impacting my career is by students cheating with it.

Pg. 1 including obstacles or challenges in your future career

An obstacle would be not having all the resources I need

I dont understand why somebody who comes from a 'poor' background is unable to receive more skills, traits, and resources as a student who comes from a 'rich' background.

I like this approach because it can help students see where they're struggling at the most so that they can get help in those areas.

There is a lot of inequity

This is why everyone should help each other out or at least give advice.

this is the kind of ability I want to have. Or at least be able to thrive in any sort of environment.

when someone wants something or they're willing to fight hard for it they will do anything in their power to get it.

This is a big factor in students. At times teachers aren't reliable or are too harsh.

I understand this because if you dont have a good support system from your family it can make it harder to focus on studies especially with other responsibilities.

This is what I used for most of high school

reading over it again can help with this

Im always able to find odd spelling or weird grammar

thats good not everybody is always dependable

structures of the body paragraphs

these are good to keep in mind

I will be sure to stay on topic and make sure that I am not being vague.

ooo this is smart i like this idea

Again another point of view which can help strengthen the essay and give other perspectives to include within the essay whether against or for

Being open to trying new ways to write and making suggested corrections will help strengthen ones writings

making it clear for someone else can help make corrections or even give suggestions

Finding evidence or more reasons to continue writing makes the writing feel less like a chore.

Practically disciplining yourself

i never thought of it like that ill have to try it out.

This is something I have to take into account when doing any type of schhol work

All of these can be different practices to better your writing

Usually writing essays get easier once the words start flowing

writing is all about the order you take it in. A lot of people I know usually finish their introductory paragraph last so that they are able to get all their thoughts out first.

I love when someone actually takes their time to help and give good advice and feedback on my essay.

One helpful experience I have had with peer feedback was when a classmate reviewed my assignment and gave me suggestions on how to improve my writing. They pointed out ares where I needed more details and explained how i could make my ideas clearer. I struggle with putting my words into an essay so getting any sort of feedback on that most certainly helps strengthen my essays. And getting another point of view helps add on to my essay. A not helpful experience i had with peer feedback was when someone gave me feedback that was too general and did not explain what I had done wrong. It had left me more confused than actually helping me with my writing process. It could have been more helpful if the person was more specific and detail oriented

this is one of my favorite things about writing an essay is being able to discover and learn more about the topic you're writing about

a good way to get any sort of emotions out

Something that seems so simple can actually be very difficult.

I need to strengthen my introduction so that it is better at drawing the reader in. And in the conclusion i need to fully pull the reader back in and be more specific about each topic

This is challenging because I'm still in high school so i need to practice more at writing essays

This is opportunity to write more

stepping away is always good for finding solutions to problems we are stuck at especially with essays and getting stuck at certain body paragraphs

Its easier to find common mistakes when reading aloud

this is a good idea to figure out where each idea goes

I love making mind maps because i like being able to color code

A good way to put all your thoughts down without immediately having to organize thoughts/ideas

When I write a paper I start by carefully reading the assignment instructions to make sure I understand what is expected of me. I usually start with brainstorming ideas, choosing a topic, and do research if needed. I also create an outline to organize my thoughts and decide what points I want to include in my paper. Then I begin writing writing my first draft. I start with an introduction that explains my topic and includes a thesis statement. Then, I write my body paragraphs that support my main idea with details, examples, and evidence. At the end, I read through my paper and check for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure. I also make sure my ideas are clear and that I have followed all the assignment instructions

Chart at the end that helps set up how to write the narratives pg4

include important people into the story. This links to details pg3

integrate the point of the narratives significance without directly stating it. pg2

adding details also helps the reader understand the tone of the writing whether or not its a question, statement, if we are supposed to be sad, happy, scared, or mad pg2

When adding descriptive details it can help the reader view it as they're experiencing it and see it from the writers point of view pg2

A personal narrative can be useful to learn more about a person pg1

Finishes his essay with a good closing statement

This kind of thinking isn't always dependable on because this can even happen with real life drivers. Things happen every day and most the times can't be changed.

Gives reason on how robots are useful with a leading issue in corporate jobs in america.

Gives examples of why robots won't replace humans even though the essay is about robots taking over humans jobs.

Even though he chose this source he still points out whats wrong with it

Puts the two different articles 'against' each other.

integrates the quote into the sentence without making it sound choppy

He presents issues and then solutions to the issues, and correlates it to prersent issues

mentions what his paper will be about. He also mentions his arguement in the beginning

Good title to hook the reader

he brings up his topic again to remind the reader what the point of the paper is instead of keeping them wondering and lost.

Sometimes you need to take a quote and make it seem as if it fits what you're talking about without having to change your whole argument/topic.

While finding out whether or not its reliable it'll be interesting to find out how good the source is for your essay

Wow i never thought to do that.

This can give good argument or conversation between sources in the essay.

I feel like restricting it to only scholarly writing will cut out other sources that are still credible

Aren't there websites that can be used to find the credibility of a source

More recent articles are best for relevance.

you can search through the annotations to find which ones best fit the topic needed

this is good information to know about

Though these sources are long, they can be very beneficial for my essay

The search engine is sort of a confirmation bias.

this is the website I was thinking of to help find more sources

we need other viewpoints or else the essay will feel very one sided. Other viewpoints helps 'arguments' and can also help prove your point more.

I never thought of this. Usually sources have conversation with other sources which will help gain me more sources that are relevant to my topic.

Doesn't leave the reader on a cliff hanger for too long.

can you converse with just one source?

The title is a slight hook.He doesn't give too much information which will pull a reader in and make them want to read more about it.

he provides an ongoing 'issue' with something similar to a solution

Make the authors agree and disagree to increase strength of argument

personal interests are good because the person is more able to relate to it and have more interest in exploring the topic.

The question you choose needs to be testable. Such as a hypothesis you can prove it right or wrong depending on how the experiment goes. Same way with a research question you need to be able to get people to disagree and agree.

Select the sources that are most related to the topic

There are apps or websites you can use. Putting in keywords to get a source that gives you credible sources on said topic.

Instead of talking about all the data collected try and make some sort of conversation with the author of the data.

Keep in mind the pattern of the research essay.

Take multiple sources to make an essay on a certain topic.This could help with both the contradicting side and the agreeing side.

This color looks very rich. Not money rich.

Artists are very intelligent with creating new ideas and experiencing with different designs.

This is a really good invention because people can look stylish while being protected. The U.S. has a fairly high crime rate especially in certain parts, so these clothing items can be very helpful.

I think following trends can be good for advocating for political values in the world, or even raise money for charities and countries/people in need by selling items.

Dressing more chic seems to be coming into style. Or being more put together.

I feel like this has been a controversy for awhile and people have been seeing gold as more upperclass and as a status symbol.

more people are into gold compared to silver because it looks better on their skin tones. Id consider myself more of a gold girl aswell

new age generations are craving the life of the 80's and even the 90's

Maybe they're just predicting what the next trend is or if they are telling the current trend, but if they are telling the most recent I disagree.

I don't necessarily think it's dead we just don't know about it because it's quiet.

are people trying to be more seen? Are they trying to have more flashier out-going outfits?

not everything is always black and white as a writer. you can't always give a direct answer especially if theres a chance of you being wrong because itd be misleading to the reader.

template that makes sure the reader understands

being able to disagree and agree at the same time without confusing the reader

he is agreeing to disagree. he agrees with part of the statement but also adds on that it isnt just liberal arts and theres others as well.

many people think the same, someone has probably thought the same thoughts as you it just depends who states it first. But you could state a different version of it or even add onto what the person is saying

dumb it down so people better understand and make it seem like it was what you had thought originally

pick and choose what disagree and agree with

Ive never heard of this method before. Its sort of a psychological approach in a way of confusing the reader, but then making it clear to them all over again

Dont give a short disagree summarize why you disagree to show the reader why they should also disagree

giving them the benefit of the doubt

Speaking my own opion and observations with others is a good way to practice writing arguments.

To create better understanding for the reader, use agree, disagree, or both when starting your statement

Be sure to provide the reader with an explanation of your perplexed ideas and response

Provide my response to writing to readers within a reasonable time to not leave them bothered wurstioning where my views are

three ways to respond - yes, no, maybe

this is where I start to argue

It is more acceptable going deep into explanation over a quote than to allow the reader to sit and question why the quote was inserted

It's best to have further in depth insight on lengthy quotes with large vocabulary, ebonics or undercurrent

The rewritten version provided more insight into the quote and the writer's insights and explanation of the quote that fit into the argument

Have a work sited page, and site the work within the text when able, without confusing the reader

Provide in depth information to allow the reader to understand the original writing that's being summarized or quoted

dont be lazy and actually connect something within the argument to the quotation

The writer fails to explain his reasoning for using the quote. It would had been better if the writer followed the quote with an idea of their own argument and how it relates to the quote

Choosing quotes prior to writing the essay can cause for having to find other quotes due to my vision changing. There should be more of my writing than quotes within the essay

When using a direct quote, it should be balanced with my thoughts and interpretation

Even when using exact verbiage from the text, still include your interpretation, or write further about the quotation.

Using the authors exact verbiage can validate the argument being made

These are action words/verbs to use. Keep as a resource

Open you mind and use stronger words than "he said, she said". Instead use action words such as "he raised eyebrows".

Incorporating your personal interpretation and that of someone else's is mandatory to off set one sided information

Bring up authors argument, but don't oversaturate their argument making your argument less

give multiple argument points from another author

Include equal amounts of they say and i say so one argument isnt overly biased or over staurated

personal tests cannot be considered testable since they can be biased

Does it actually encourage intellectual thought since reading is still reading?

Summarize what author says include other points without losing focus on main point

put my beliefs to the side so i can fully understand what the other author is arguing

Summarize but still include the authors words so that its not too biased

Make your audience think you're switching arguments then do a complete 180 so they know the right side of the argument

endorse yourself in their beliefs to fully understand their side. Basically understand opposing argument to better summarize it

Include articles argument and argue with article instead of paraphrasing what the article says

these templates can be useful for future essays

why could we not start with our main claim or thesis and throw in others views as we go along in the writing to get people more excited to read what other people think compared to what the writer thinks

rephrase what someone said and say it back to them because then they will think you are the smart one and will continue listening to you and your ideas

bring it up again to spike interest and keep the reader wanting to read further on to get more information

connect everything into my thesis and be specific

group and organize information increases depth of understanding

Paraphrase,go through all three levels to get a better understanding of mind mapping

connecting sentences to either past sentences or future sentences to better my understanding is a great tactic to use

this would be a good strategy for me to use because i often struggle writing what i think so this seems like it would help me clearly write what i think

discussing with others always helps me better understand the text

Putting a lot of effort into annotating a book and someone asks for it just to copy everything feels disrespectful.

Ive never been much of a reader, but when I am able to get myself to read something I enjoy I find it comforting. Its a way for me to escape my reality and 'live' my life through someone else. I usually read through the book, but before that i read the back cover to see if I would enjoy the book.

being able to take out parts of a book you just read and form it into writing shows how well you read the book and comprehended it

When I was in a discourse community i felt out of place and unwanted. I move a lot so i constantly switch schools, many people had known each other for years which made me feel even more out of place because it seemed as if they were all comfortable in their own groups and did not want to make new friends.

Ive always struggled with learning how to pick up language choices, but talking with peers helps better my understanding.

i include this in every book or paper i read so i can pick out what is most important which helps me better understand the rest of the writing.

this is a good process to have because even after finishing the whole book there is still many things that were not covered.

Two words I have not seen nor heard of before. Learning new words enhances my vocabulary

This is always a good ability to have so you can stick to the things you need to continue youjr life.

Learn to read the whole assignment before contacting the professor.

this puts me in a different perspective that when applying yourself it makes a difference.

Its always good to have a professor that takes pride in their subject because they are more attentive and understand the topics more.

Individual experience is important because everyone comes from different backgrounds and has different perspectives, and ways of learning. Personal experiences can shape now someone understand an academic environment and can help others understand that their are multiple ways to learn.

Throughout high school many teachers want your paper written in a certain way and have only certain phrases within the paper, which made it hard to voice my own opinions.

taking risks especially in school can be scary because grades play a huge factor in students futures.

I learn best with active recall. I have not found the best learning style for me yet, but I believe I will soon. I've been in all of the zones throughout my education. It mostly depends on how much interest I have in the particular subject as well as how fast paced the teacher is.

Panic mode is due to teachers piling students with a bunch of unknown knowledge, then expecting them to know all the material within a day.

I like using hypothesis so far because I am able to voice my opinions and points of view, while also getting to see what everybody else thinks.

I agree with this. I always struggled with tests, but knew the material very well and would consistently get good rades on homework.

i strongly agree. Many students have different learning styles, but most teachers teach with a particular style that does not suffice the students' needs for learning.

I believe that students should be more educated on their interests. Or the classes they take should integrate their interests to make learning more enjoyable.

Not that learning becomes boring, but it becomes overwhelming due to the amount of work piled on top of students of all ages and most start to complete assignments to get that good grade and get it turned in on time instead of actually being able to learn the material.

I had a decent education, but not all teachers were as attentive and able to help mine and others struggles.

When students are able to ask their own questions and freely think for themselves it can help their understanding of the curriculum.

Could active learning affect a student negatively? Say the student has troubles focusing on their own work and is consistently using others work to complete their own.

Will this book help me learn what my brain needs to learn? How do people find out what type of learning style suits them?