"5.7 Developing a Research Question"

I will be analyzing the first GOP debate.

1. What are some of their views?
2. How did they're speech effect the crowd?
3. Who is the popular candidate?

"5.6 Reflection of Project 1"

1. My main problem is finding the time to actually get the project done and not procrastinate the very little time I have available.
2. I think I found success with finding so much information on my topic. The internet has so much info on this certain topic.
3. I just put the arguments and points that both sides had made, usually through quotes.
4. This project was similar to a argumentative paper I had to write in high school, discussing both sides of a certain social issue.
5. This project required a lot more pre-writing than the past project I referenced.
6. The project obviously helps students with writing skills, which is useful in any discipline.

Project #1

https://docs.google.com/document/d/11gAreaF_6Qyc-LS9X-00Gi9T8BHkyVtK71Moc1naD8U/edit?usp=sharing

"5.3 Identifying Basic Grammar Patterns"

After doing this, it has become clear that I need to focus on some grammatical elements.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z4-Rp5uBKl1cDLisTxTjDlLcE-1otAicOUYym65LXRc/edit?usp=sharing

"4.10 Paragraph Analysis"

I learned that I am at a good starting point but there are things I could do to make my draft better. I think my strength is staying on point but I could use some help transitioning and I need to add more arguments within the paragraphs.

“Copy for Paragraph Analysis”

"4.8 Reflection on Project 1 Draft"

I reviewed Christopher Gentry's.  Chris had a very good draft, using good in-text citations, properly acknowledging his audience, and providing good context throughout the draft. It showed me what I proper draft should look like, organization and context wise. The only thing I could comment on was that he didn't have headings for the sections, which I saw a lot in the examples of QRG's.

"4.3 Thoughts on Drafting"

The key to having a goof QRG, is having an attention grabbing thesis statement and interesting introduction. It is also important to keep a nice compact/organized look to your QRG. The purpose of a QRG is to be quick and informative so stay away from lengthy paragraphs as well.

I reviewed Cynthia Ramirez and Steve Duron. I agreed with everything that they both said and I actually said very similar things in my post.