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Personal Reflection : My Letter Of Submission

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This semester has flown by. I am grateful and pleased to have had you as my instructor. I have learned, and been reminded of, a lot of important information throughout this course. In my Letter of Submission, I will try my best to address all the points that you outlined for us. Before I address those points, though, I would like to say thank you for all the hard work that you put in on our behalf. I would have to say that the most important lesson that I learned about during this semester is to always remember to consider who my audience is and how I can best get through to them. I struggled with that some in this course because the class was made up of a range of different ages. Another area that we covered in this course that I found beneficial was critical reading. Critical reading and rereading are exercises that a lot of us get lazy about, but they are important and reap great rewards. I found this especially true when it comes to remembering the details of what I have read. On the flip side of that I think that, for me personally, the least productive strategy is working from completed drafts. What I mean by that is doing a complete draft and then re-working it from beginning to end. I think that I do better when I edit small sections as I go along. I think that I tend to lose track and cut out important information when I edit my work as a whole during my working process. This happened in my informative essay. There were many places where I

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