Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Composition II
4/13/17
Reflection
Composing, Processes, and Knowledge of Conventions. I have practiced the WPA outcomes
when I composed my Academic Argument Paper along with my Annotated Bibliography on the
subject " Getting a degree is expensive but worth it I thoroughly explained the statements of
each paragraph so that my audience understood my concepts well. While writing this particular
paper I have learned how to locate different ineffective documents from effective documents
while comparing and contrasting different papers while doing our peer reviews in comp II.
In this course, Rhetorical knowledge is the ability to analyze and act on understandings of
audiences, purposes, and contexts while creating and comprehending texts. Focusing on a
purpose is a very important skill in writing. There must be a clear and precise goal of focus that
the author makes in their writing. This way the audience can grasp the main point in the writing
and focus their attention on what exactly the author is trying to prove or evaluate. While writing
the paper
" Getting an education is expensive but worth it I had to focus on purpose. Hopefully, my
audience acknowledged the main points of the article which was even though getting an
education is expensive it is the only way to be successful in todays world. The purpose of this
paper was to inform parents on their child's future education and how much tuition has risen
overtime. College tuition has led many people to question if it Is worth the money and should we
continue to go. My article was effective because it appealed to each of the appeals which were
logos, pathos, and ethos. Also, my evidence was there to back up each of my statements.
I developed critical thinking, reading, and composing by reading a diverse range of texts.
During our peer reviews, I analyzed different texts to inform the writers on how they can
improve on how to write their Annotated bibliography. During our peer reviews, we first
evaluated each article by simply looking at what was required to be done. Things such as is it in
MLA format or APA, what was the format, and what websites or books etc. did they use to back
their claim up. Also, we had an outline of what our Annotated Bibliography should contain to
help us stay on track of reviewing the papers. So, we looked at how many sources their were and
how many were internet sources. Peer reviews are awesome if you need more than one brain to
make sure you didnt miss something or if you need another set of eyes to see something you
didn't. This helps with a lot of errors and Is very efficient for any paper. Peer reviewing was the
best part of annotated bibliography because you learned things you didnt know. This brought me
and my peers closer together which also makes it easier to take criticism from them. This is how
Processes for me was a breeze. I developed flexible strategies for reading, drafting,
processes in developing my paper. First off, I wrote down what I knew about my subject and
developed a couple questions. After that I found websites and books that answered my questions.
In my composition II class, we had peer reviews to help us structure our paper. Every paper is
different because everyone didnt have the same perspective of how they formatted their paper.
After the peer reviews, it was clear that my final draft was done because with the help of the
people around me my paper was perfect. With a little more critiquing my paper was final and I
established that my paper was very effective. Composing my Academic argument was very easy.
through practice in composing and revising. The outcomes statement outlines a set of
knowledge of the surface conventions related to grammatical and mechanical issues. Honestly.
Due to the help of composition II, my drafts were nearly perfect. Since my article was effective
and appealed to each appeal I didnt have to correct anything. My peers criticized me on the