The length requirements are 500 to 750 words.
Write one paragraph for each prompt.
You can number these or title each one. I will be looking for one paragraph to discuss each of the questions listed below.
Each paragraph needs to be 7 to 9 sentences, not more and not less.
Use sentence variety and elevated, college-level word choices and sentence structures to express your ideas.
Use MLA format for heading and all other aspects of your final exam. Consider the areas of content, originality, clarity, organization, conciseness, and grammar as you revise and edit.
In this final essay, reflect upon your semester’s experience. Keep in mind this essay is a narrative essay about your personal experience, and the best narratives demonstrate how an event has changed your perspective in some way.
Reflect on how one of the works you read this semester changed your viewpoint on a topic. (for this topic, I have added an attachment titled “research paper” regarding online vs traditional school).
Reflect on how your personal writing skills have improved by what you studied in this class this semester. (This topic can be about me being in school again after 18 years, It improved my writing skills by learning about
fundamentals of academic writing, including essay structure, thesis development, paragraph organization, grammar, punctuation, and citation formatting (commonly using MLA style). Students may also learn critical reading and analysis skills, how to conduct research and integrate sources into their writing, and how to craft persuasive and well-supported arguments. Overall, English 1301 aims to equip students with the essential tools and strategies for effective communication and writing in college)
Reflect on someone at Lone Star College-Kingwood, whether a staff member or faculty member, who helped you to achieve your personal goals or stay in your program. (we can add my advisor “Kimberly Crenshaw”, she was very motivating and always was there to answer my questions, she also motivated me by telling me about her achievements and goals.)
