Author: Sofia Lucianin
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Portfolios as Learning Tools: Reflection, Growth, and Process in the Classroom
Portfolios blend reflection with assignments, helping students critically and view their work as a process and showcasing growth over time.
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Understanding Rhetorical Situations in Discourse Communities
Understanding rhetorical situations is crucial for communication, it helps writers edit messages to meet needs of different audiences.
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Identity and Authority in the Workplace
Adapting to new workplace identity requires skilled individuals to adjust their approaches to align with new organizational expectations.
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Genre in a Different Perspective
Knowing genre is more than knowing its structure or form; it means knowing specific language, rules, and goals of communication in a setting.
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Learning About Discourse Communities
Discourse communities play a crucial role in shaping how individuals connect, learn, and contribute within their fields.
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Failure and Revision is Crucial
Yeakel and Cedervall show that failure and revision are necessary for growth and success within the entire creative process.
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How Feedback Can Be Helpful
People view feedback in positive and negative ways, while in the end feedback should be interpreted as positive growth.
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The First, Second and Third Draft
Some drafts need to be really bad in order for anything to turn out good, a shitty first draft allows you a great final product.
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Primary and Secondary Discource
Developing skill in discourse is necessary for effective communication in academic and professional settings. Without discourse there is no language.
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My Relationship With Writing
Throughout this semester I plan to get better at writing, I have a difficult time with writing. Definitely my least favorite task.