Hi everyone! My class is doing a project with Snapdragon Stadium this semester to improve the guest experience. We would love to get some more input from students on an idea we had. If you have a moment fill out the form below, all input is appreciated!
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@kaylyn_yu I really liked the approach the video took to introducing cover letters especially as someone who has had no experience in writing them before
Lou’s video was really insightful by building on the idea of marketing yourself to potential empires through your resume and cover letter. It really is important to find a way to set yourself apart form the rest of applicant pool and make a good first impression.
When looking at sample resumes and CVs I like how all of them were able to bring something different in terms of formatting or style choice. But on the high school CV there a section dedicated to quote that carries throughout the entire document that creates more negative space
I’m struggling with writing my abstract it’s difficult to consolidate an entire paper into a paragraph and I’m worried it won’t provide enough context. #RHUB305
In class today we went over how to write an abstract which is something i've never done before. After doing the practice writing I'm realizing I need to adjust how I'm writing it as more of an overview instead of a second introduction
Overall I feel like my research paper is going along pretty well I'm trying to pace it so I can look back over sections I think need more work/need to be reworded and thats been working out pretty well so far
After the library visit I’m definitely interested into looking into my major specific librarian for a different research paper I have later this semester. I had no idea we had one until that presentation
Having utilized the library research website before I am pretty familiar with it. I often find I have a hard time information that isn’t crazy outdated though, so I would lean to find out some other methods to adjust my searches
For my research question I want to take a closer look a the consequences associated with social media’s “true crime” phenomenon. Is it modern tool that aids investigations or is it a morbid fascination to exploit a horrible situation?
I really didn’t understand before how we were to do a rhetorics analysis on our letters but after the class activity today I feel a lot more confident in how I’m going to dissect my letter and maybe change some of the way I structure it #RHUB305
In Eugene’s letter he uses personal anecdotes from his family life to persuade the Presidents pathos. It’s a strategy that evokes a strong emotional response especially when towards the end he repeats the phrase “It’s too late…” it makes a stronger impact on the reader #RHUB305
In both readings it’s interesting how they compare stylistically, A Call To Unity reads more like a memo than a letter and it wasn’t constructed well to reach the intended audience. Whereas MLK’s letter embodied the complete opposite while also effectively responding…(1/2)
@SierraSimoneS I wonder if the more tech based jargon was geared towards addressing Facebook employees to guide future business actions? Because I agree that some of the jargon used might not be completely understood by the everyday reader
Overall I think Zuckerberg’s argument works well for his intended audience. He apologizes for Facebooks mistakes in the past which makes his argument that much more effective for his intended audience since transparency is such a valued trait in the modern age #RHUB305
One of the defining characteristics of a discourse community is having an “agreed set of common public goals,” in McCains final letter he touches on the American principles of “liberty, equal justice & dignity of all people” through this he conceptualizes his discourse community
@audreyranek9149 I really loved how he embraces the writing process as he would a normal conversation. Writing shouldn’t be something stressful and drawn out to over formality all the time