Reflection Of The English 204 Class

Hanane Chamma
English 204 Section 12
Instructor: Dr. May Mikati
Reflection Paper
Monday December 7th, 2015
The End…..A New Journey! As the semester comes to a closure, this reflection provides a good way to look back on my experiences in English 204 class. I truly appreciate the growth I have gone through to become evidently a skillful writer. In fact, it encouraged me to write creatively, to think clearly, and to show my personality. In particular, our class seemed interesting unlike other courses because interaction between students and the teacher was produced and expression for opinions was fostered.
At the beginning of this semester, I was not truly able to understand the criteria in the Rubric and I was afraid that missing one of the criteria will push the grade down. Nevertheless, it is difficult now to express how much I have developed as a good writer and how much effort I made to do so. Furthermore, I enjoyed the discussions we had with a certain sense of maturity such

As an illustration, Ella Tannous’ case in the article “Medical malpractices: more than meet the public eye” was my most useful source since out of it, I built my ideas and found a good bibliography from the ProQuest, AUB Library. In fact, I tried to improve my writing style to provide the highest quality in order to serve a purpose. I fully content knowing that setting short term goals will produce long term effects. For example, Wiki on the Moodle was a low cost solution for a successful e-learning. By reading various articles, I figured out a new enrichment in the vocabulary and a deeper understanding for the connotations of the various topics we covered such as attitudes towards gossip, bullying, and communication in the workplace. All in all, it was an achievement sublime, a learning experience, one day a