@Amymuno13 Hi Amy, I have also been thinking a lot more about graduate school since our class discussion. I can relate with you because since our project I have been looking at jobs related with my degree and it has been helpful.
What I earned from yesterday's class discussion that we should not be using templates of any sorts. Our resumes should have our college name, degree and GPA as well, but not to have our high school on there. #RHUB305
What I learned from watching Jeff Su video is to network and ask targeted questions that relates to your topic. I also learned not to write general questions and to be specific. This will help me with when writing my own cover letter.#RHUB305. .
@ysalah4388 Hi Yasmin, I was not at class on Wednesday but your tweet is great because it explains the class discussion and it is helpful for me. I also think a pros and cons list is helpful for someone who is indecisive.
I enjoyed reading both texts it made me think about my own goals in college and made me question some of my own decisions. The piece of advice that Agre said that stood out to me is to ask my professors questions about graduate school, because I don't know much myself #RHUB305
@amendivil4195 Hi Alexis, I can relate to you because I have used MLA format majority of the time and I have just used APA once, so I also feel more comfortable using MLA than APA.
After looking at the modules I learned that a visual rhetoric is important to have in your essay because it provides context for your audience. #RHUB305
I think I am more comfortable using MLA format because I have used it a lot before in my other writing classes. I have used APA format before but just one time and it was a bit confusing. #RHUB305
Thinking back to Wednesday's class and what we learned this week, I learned how to argue on the research paper. I also learned about putting different opinions on the topic you choose to not seem biased. #RHUB305
After reading Merriam's article his main claim is the death penalty should be abolished since there are people who are innocent and get sentenced to the death penalty, which I agree. I don't think we should have the death penalty because I see it as an easy way out. #RHUB305
@Sophiasosat Hi Sophia, I was too familiar with the sdsu database it's similar to the one Grossmont had. I have used peer-reviewed articles before as well for my psych research method class.
What I learned from the librarian's instructions is how to access the journal articles and how to check if the articles are peer-reviewed. This could help me with my research because I need two peer-reviewed articles. My research topic is about the Uyghur Muslims.#RHUB305
@isavillegas_ Hi Isa, the reading was sad and I felt upset reading it. Black men and black women have it hard in America and it is upsetting to see and go through it as well.
In this week's lecture, we spoke about different types of letters we can do. We also learn about rhetorical strategies and how to use them in our letters. We also learned about the differences in pathos, logos, and ethos. #RHUB305
After reading Ta-Nehisi's "Letter to My Son" it was sad because I can relate to the fear of police officers and being black in America. The rhetorical devices used in the letter were mood, realism, and pathos. In the letter, it makes you feel the emotions.#RHUB305
@Johnath58737233 Hi Johnathan, I also chose that letter as well. I felt bad for the man that was killed by the police because of his speech impairment. It was unnecessary and could have been avoided. The police department definitely needs to work on this ongoing issue.
Elon Musk's letter to Twitter is an excellent example of a business letter. It shows discourse community by writing about such topics through communications. Elon Musk's letter had good argument points and evidence to back up his reasoning. #RHUB305
The letters written to President Obama were so detailed and sad specifically the one about a man who happen to be deaf and mute and was shot by the cops. I agree with the letter that the DMV should put on people's license plates whether their deaf or speech impaired. #RHUB305