Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Metacognitive

                                                                                                                                                      Torey 1

Torey Rothert

Mrs. Belden

Honors English 1

17 September 2014

                                          Metacognitive Blog: And Then There Were None

                  There were multiple revisions that went into the And Then There Were None Essay. I

specifically changed the quantity of my examples and the quality of my thinking. Along with spelling

and grammar errors, I corrected my quotes, my knowledge, and I clarified ideas. The form of support

that helped me revise my essay the most was peer review with a checklist. I felt that my peers

writing the same essay helped me the most to perfect and reflect on my essay. All year I feel the peer

review will help me the most. It feels comfortable and less awkward when my peers and fellow

students revise my essay and help me out. I feel they are more honest with me and they have the time to

notice the tiny mistakes. As a writer everyone has room to grow. I need to grow in the field of properly

executing my ideas. I have ideas in my head but I have trouble putting it to paper, which resolves into

run-on paragraphs and in clarity. I hope by the end of the years I can expose my ideas thoroughly and

clearly with reasonable examples to support my reasoning.

1 comment:

  1. I'm glad to hear that the peer review worked so well for you! Your goals are mature and practical. I'm excited to help you become a better writer this year!

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