Lucy Hebner

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@Eric_ENGL398R This is something that took me a long time to figure out! I eventually googled it and one of the first links that came up walked me through how to do it #engl398r

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I also enjoyed seeing how everyone chose to format their websites- it gave me lots of ideas to use when revising my own #engl398r

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I enjoyed seeing people's portfolios and getting a snapshot of the type of work they are passionate about #engl398r

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(2/2) The use of commas in this sentence are extremely effective and incredibly engaging because it takes the reader on a journey that is as detailed and sporadic it feels to retrieve old memories

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(1/2) "There was a garden, a hole in the fence, a grandfather who had no religion— one can run through the holes in memory, wearing a wet hat, onto the sidewalk covered with puddles, and there are fingers in them." - Lyn Hejinian, My Life #engl398r

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Another insight from Wolfe that I liked was the goal to outline expectations, strengths, and weaknesses before beginning the group work #engl398r

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@hana_askari_ I also really liked this insight and think it is an important priority for future group work #engl398r

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My second recommendation is to clearly outline our expectations for each other before we begin working on the project #engl398r

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My first recommendation is to assign tasks based on individual skills, so that every group member feels they have tasks they can complete well #engl398r

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I think the experimental essay is a fun way to play with themes/stories that may not have been well suited for a typical essay structure #engl398r

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Clark suggests using passive verbs in your writing to call attention to the receiver of the action #engl398r

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For the experimental essay I'm thinking of writing a How-To Guide about surviving food poisoning while traveling #engl398r

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An insight from Picturing the Hybrid Form is that drawing can be a very useful part of the writing process- it can remind you of important details and can help you develop the plot #engl398r

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I learned a lot about misinformation and fake news on social media through preparing for the round table discussion today #engl398r

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@ChenMenashe7 taught me about the gap year between high school and college that is taken by many Jewish students. I especially learned a lot about the program Kivunim and their philosophies about growth and change #engl398r

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The reading "Crowding and leaping" taught me that, while it is important to write with a lot of detail, the information that you purposely leave out is just as important #engl398r

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From the reading "Write toward an ending" I learned that good endings will remind the reader of the beginning of the story. #engl398r

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I am also planning to look into the effects of chronic illness on young people, as well as the high prevalence of chronic migraines among women #engl398r

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I have been researching chronic migraines for my narrative essay #engl398r

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Moore encourages writers to use dialogue because "so much of what makes a person distinctive is the words that he or she uses, and the ways in which particular words are used" (page 30) #engl398r