@L12Gabe I for sure feel this. It feels like it never really is enough. No matter what, there always could be another job, more certifications, more internships, more prestigious accomplishments. It's so stressful #RHUB305
@bree_verdugo Likewise, cover letters are a foreign endeavor for me; most of the jobs I've previously had or applied to never warranted that level of individuality
@KylieMWilliams1 I honestly couldn't agree more. By far some of the most helpful classes I've taken in college have focused at least some part of the coursework on portable skills that are useful beyond the next exam or essay. #RHUB305
@DanicaEliang @Erica35394265 Agreed, grad school is one of those things that I have always thought of as an option but only ever in the abstract. The reading made those pathways a little more concrete. #RHUB305
@mason32548679 I absolutely agree with you. Researching things that are both topical to your major and actually well researched is night and day to doing assigned assignments. #RHUB305
@ambersantana99 I would definitely agree. I've never lived in a time where email wasn't the expected mode of communication so writing a letter feels rather foreign. #RHUB305
@chubbybeal I agree that a pathos driven approach can be very effective, especially when calling for some type of reform. I'm going to be advocating on behalf of people in my letter and I think having a letter that appeals to affect will make it more persuasive. #RHUB305
@DavidJonesIV413 I completely agree with you. He seems to be using the narrative about privacy as a justification for the interoperability that would only expand the Facebook enterprise. #RHUB305
@Erica35394265 I definitely agree with you. I never really considered my writing to be a composition of different skills that can each be improved with practice and revision. I think a writing course that teaches with that principle would be interesting. #RHUB305
@bree_verdugo I totally agree with you; I think that this short story made me more emotional than anything else I've read for a class. That concept of losing your ability to speak and communicate after finally regaining it after years of loneliness was heartbreaking. #RHUB305
@KaimilaniG I think that the liberating critical pedagogy that Freire emphasizes is contingent on having multiple, potentially conflicting perspectives. Having multiple narratives about the same place or people is what ultimately breaks the single story that Adichie talks about. #RHUB305
@L12Gabe I definitely agree with you about how bilateral education might not be feasible in every setting. While I think that there is value in Freire's "constant unveiling of reality", non stop self reflexivity would prevent any learning from taking place at all.
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