Reflection About Midterm Reflection

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Has you have already read my midterm reflection, I had a lot improve on. I 'm happy to say I have meet those goals and achievements. I have improve my writing little by little I’m working my way up. In this letter I’m going to mention what I have improved on and what area are indeed of more improvement. I would be mentioning three types of essay: informative report, argument, and an ethnography profile. The informative report was revealed on the importance of college education. I find this topic important because education is something someone should know more about. In the second essay, an argument paper, was on an argument why should the nation work on or improve on the immigration programs. Throughout the argument it mention why it should …show more content…

I wasn’t sure if I would have pass or not. I was happy to know that I passed my essay. I would have been a little upset if I didn’t pass these essay because I’m really good at writing argument essay. These is the only type of essay I was taught to write in high school and not passing these would have been a disappointment. The only area that needs improvement is on mechanics. The other areas were fine. I have been trying lately to improve my mechanics but it not as easy how I thought it would be. Improvement my mechanics is going to take a while. But in some point I’ll be at the high …show more content…

Somehow I manage to get a passing grade. I work thing out how the assignment ask but didn’t know if I was on the right track. In these essay the area that need improvement is on the course assignment/ outcome. My mechanics have improved so I know in improving slowing but improving. Another area that was low was o development and support. I wasn’t able to do so great on these area because I dint know much to write on the type of essay. But after having my one on one I understood more of these assignment then before. These was the first time I have written these type of

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