ENG124 Cuyamaca College Beyond Feelings and Beloved Book Journal Write journal about summery book Beyond Feelings and Beloved Instructions from syllabuseAb

ENG124 Cuyamaca College Beyond Feelings and Beloved Book Journal Write journal about summery book Beyond Feelings and Beloved Instructions from syllabuseAbout Journal Keeping: The journal is not to document what class activities we engage in on any given day. It is your evidence that you have completed the reading assignments, and a tool that can help you better understand your own reading and writing habits. This may result in an epiphany, or epiphanies! Keep the journal current; write it weekly, at the very least. Look back, and skim at regular intervals what you have written to help you learn more about your own writing. This journal is to be typewritten and double-spaced, on one continuous document that you print and submit at the end of the semester. Start the journal by writing about the first four essays, e1, e2, e3, and e4. Free-write two short paragraphs, detailing the experience of writing that assignment, or essay. Your first paragraph should discuss what you had a hard time doing, what grammar and punctuation problems troubled you, and what challenges of logic you may face. The second paragraph should go on to discuss how you tackled the problems you identified in the first paragraph. Also note how workshop helped you, or not. What are you discovering about the way you write? Don’t forget to workshop the final revision of your essay before turning it in. Each and every character, if you’ve done your job, will have been reevaluated! For each reading assignment free-write one short paragraph regarding your experience reading/studying/beholding that assignment. This includes handouts, and any other materials, e.g., paintings, or films that may not appear on the course calendar, we may view in, or outside of class for analysis. Don’t forget to read any essay or written work aloud one last time until you think it is perfect before submitting it for evaluation. These journal entries are called directed free writes. Keep the journal current. You will be bummed at semester’s end if you have to write it all at once, and you will have lost the entire point. So write in it once a week.