As we finish up, I'd like you to take stock of what you've learned
this semester and think about what you'd like to keep working on
regarding your reading and writing skills. You may post whatever you'd
like here about the class, about your experience(s) in the class, about
what you've learned, what you'd like to continue to learn, about the
books we've read, the activities we've participated in, etc. I'd also like you to
respond to your classmates' readings on Tues 5/17. Which readings did
you particularly like and why? Feel free to share anything else w/ us
that you'd like (summer plans, what classes you're registering for next,
books you hope to read this summer, etc.).
Thanks for your participation on the blog and in class this term.
best,
jt
This class was the "surprise class" of this semester that I didn't know that I needed to graduate and had no idea I would be able to handle and enjoy as well.
ReplyDeleteI can NOT believe how much reading and writing was accomplished... I don't know how you (Professor)or others in the class feel about themselves but I can say that I exceeded my own expectation by not only keeping pace with the courses' workload but also liking it... except for that one story..."The Fugue"... Maybe I will give it another chance over the Summer (after the Summer Session in June).
To my fellow classmates and Professor Talbird,
Thank you for a Great Class and a Great Semester!
Good Luck on Finals, Have a Great Summer!
Best Wishes to you all in your Future Endeavors!!!
Sincerely Yours,
Charles