Punch

After reading this syllabus I want to know about these given topics relevant to each other which makes connection to entire world and the world of literature? Are these topics have attitude to visualize play or drama? Can we think correctly according to the author's approach? Is the variation changes our thoughts and perception? If your given short time may fulfill our creativity and capability?

However I am thinking about my writing and reading experiences which gave me hope and relieved to do something in my future which will be memorable but still it is just my emotions.Now my fall semester is started and help me to perform well according to the revival of good essays and drafts. As an Asian, it is my previlige to continue my studies under the power of awareness and good communications. My skills were not good but due to hardwork of my professors I am able to takeout myself from illiteracy to globalization.

Questions and attitude towards the syllabus

  After reading the syllabus the questions that I encounter myself with is if the stories that we are going to be reading in the book "The Pushcart Prize" are going to be about life learning experience that ties down with the ironies of life or are they going to be based on Fictional stories based on the imagination of the author. I am also very fond of the idea of the 15 page paper that we are going to be working throughout the semester  based on anything that we would like to write about it since we are usually limited to what we want to discuss about in our writing in other classes.

the Bloggering

The collection will be pretty challenging. If we have just one subject that we need to write about in different genres, the topics of each writing would need to reflect the tone of the genre. Then avoiding using the same details in each individual work will be tricky. Unless I'm misunderstanding it and they will be picked from the different assignments we have throughout class.

My first impressions are (just my own irrational thoughts) that I'm already noticing that bad grammar is going to be more annoying than I care to admit. I'm not a grammar snob, but if I am spending the time to listen or read what you are saying, you should be reasonably well informed on the subject to speak about it and communicate it well. Careless grammar is going to make this writing exercise very frustrating for me to read and contribute to other's posts. How's that for an honest cold-open? I believe an individual's thoughts should be fairly well formulated before offering them to others to listen to. A measure of care and skill should be used to communicate your ideas to others. If a person is just "thinking out loud", I shouldn't be involved in this process to help you figure out exactly what you are debating or persuading me with. I hope to get passed that and be pleasantly surprised by your thought-provoking writing. 

syllabus review

After reading the syllabus my question is it mandatory to response to our classmates answer? My experience with reading and writing been wonderful when i am allowed to read and write about what I want.

After reading the syllabus I am still unsure exactly what you want for the 15 page paper. I do like the fact that I get to choose what I write about. From my experiences with reading and writing, my GREATNESS really shines through when I have freedom of choosing.

102 Eng Syllabus

After reading the syllabus no serious questions comes to mind because everything is self explanatory so the guide lines are simple to what is expected of everyone. The idea of one writing assignment through out the semester is a good idea because it takes away the stress of back to back writing assignments. Best syllabus.

After reading the syllabus these are the questions I have for this course:
When are we going to start reading the book The Pushcart Prize?
Are we going to read in order or by genre?
I love reading and analyzing the reading more in depth, however, sometimes I feel that I have to read all over again because I would just get lost in the reading.