Class Reflection

Thinking back from the first day of class, I was not excited to go to this class. Over the classes, I began to enjoy this class more and more because of the freedom we. There was a reading here and there, but I felt the class was very free flowing from my other classes. I found a new respect for writing in this class this semester. I was always a person who would just jump in and start typing until the paper was completed. For this class, I couldn’t do that and come out with a good draft. I felt all my papers were less structured to fit the cookie cutter style, but more organized. I felt my writing has improved and the way I use logic in my papers has improved also. Sadly, that doesn’t mean my grammar or spelling has improved. I still find writing papers semi difficult, but after this class I have the potential to write better papers if I put effort into them. I felt the rebuttal argument was always something I learned in middle and high school. To disprove someone and win. This was my least favorite type of argument, but I have a feeling this is the most effective type of argument. The rogerian was my favorite. I felt it had a non threatening style, where finding compromises was the key to success. I have to admit I had the most fun with the rogerian argument paper. Finally, the narrative argument was my 2nd favorite. I felt the usage of stories was always something we incorporated into our papers, but using it as primary evidence made me a little hesitant. But in anyway, I still had a good time writing it so far.

Overall, I felt this class was one of my more productive classes where I can take what I learn and use it n the future. I rarely regret not going to this class in the morning; even if this class is so early. I learned