Writing is a PROCESS Not a Product
Head in hand I sit there, hands and face covered in grease and grime as I stare blankly at the mess that is my project car. An iron block resting on the engine crane with a pile parts beside it, when assembled the block and parts will provide me with a complete motor for my … Continue reading Engines of Profit
In general our literary narratives differed greatly. One thing we as readers had in common as well as the story characters was, a struggle, which explains our title of “Facing Adversity”. In both stories the main characters are minorities within their societies. We aimed to depict that with the lightning bolt, as it really stands … Continue reading Facing Adversity
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
project 2 english 101-1fzqqhb This essay will describe a summation of our visual collage, “An Inquiry on the Psychological Effects of Restricted Time.” First, how we came up with this design; second, the choices that we made during the process of composing the design; and lastly, why we chose to address the issue in this … Continue reading “An Inquiry on the Psychological Effects of Resticted Time”
The simple sound clips of our collage were the easiest thing to start at. Both narratives outline clear details regarding our surroundings, so finding audio to match was a simple task. We ended up spending and entire afternoon sorting through various noises to make sure it was perfect. Sounds such as a classroom or school bell, rain and a car ride … Continue reading Woods Medley (Best with Headphones)
Similarities Within Our Differences When coming up with ideas for our collage, it was a lot easier to find the differences between our literacy narratives than the similarities. Because our narratives weren’t very similar, one being about a difficult book read in middle school and the other about learning Hebrew for a Bat Mitzvah; we … Continue reading Similarities Within Our Differences
The simple sound clips of our collage were the easiest thing to start at. Both narratives outline clear details regarding our surroundings, so finding audio to match was a simple task. We ended up spending and entire afternoon sorting through various noises to make sure it was perfect. Sounds such as a classroom or school bell, rain and a car … Continue reading Woods Medley (Best With Headphones)
The Literary Narratives we chose for Project 1 were very similar to begin with. The similarity of our narratives made it easy to collaborate and produce a final, cohesive collage. Both our stories painted the one of our parents as our literary sponsor. The reward box, centered, is there to show that we both … Continue reading The Common Goal
The Literary Narratives we chose for Project 1 were very similar to begin with. The similarity of our narratives made it easy to collaborate and produce a final, cohesive collage. Both our stories painted the one of our parents as our literary sponsor. The reward box, centered, is there to show that we both received … Continue reading The Common Goal
In general our literary narratives differed greatly. One thing we as readers had in common as well as the story characters was, a struggle, which explains our title of “Facing Adversity”. In both stories the main characters are minorities within their societies. We aimed to depict that with the lightning bolt, as it really stands … Continue reading Facing Adversity