Writing is a PROCESS Not a Product
My name is Max Tacher and I’m from Ellensburg, Washington. A place I lived in for my whole life until I moved to Bellingham to attend Wetsern Washington University, where I’m currently enrolled as a freshman and intend to major in business. I have never particularly enjoyed writing and usually think of it as a task instead of as … Continue reading Max’s Author Statement
I wouldn’t say my attitude towards literature or reading changed between the beginning and end of this research study. I’ve never really enjoyed reading, nor have I ever really read for fun throughout my life, and that did not change throughout this study. I wouldn’t say I ever dreaded reading any of the pieces in this study, but I … Continue reading Emma and Ava’s Extension Project Reflection
My sponsor of literacy was my sophomore English teacher Mr. Benedict who vastly improved my righting in one brief conversation. I decided to re-make the story about this conversation into a music playlist. I chose a music playlist because I love music and thought it would be cool to try and recreate my story with … Continue reading Extension Project A
Overall, I would say our research is going as I expected it to go so far. Our goal was to get at least thirty people to take the test and I would say we are probably a little less than half of the way there, which is right on track with where we wanted to … Continue reading Field Notes
The most prominent aspect of our collage is the background. The peaceful view is a reflection of how both of our sponsors ultimately impacted us in the end, allowing us to find peace in literature. One of our sponsors changed the way we view writing, from being a dreadful task that was unavoidable, to something … Continue reading Sponsors Can Help You or Make You Help Yourself
I’d never really considered myself good at writing before, nor did I enjoy writing. I would even go as far as to say I use to dread it. Writing was always just a part of school that I had to do in order to get a good grade, it was never something I really cared about improving … Continue reading “Figures Who … Smooth the Way for Initiates”