Monday, April 1, 2013
Self-Assessment Reflection Response
In writing my annotated bibliographies, my goal was to
focus on establishing the main arguments of the author, analyzing the main
arguments of the author and discuss how it will be beneficial to my inquiry paper.
I achieved these goals by discovering five sources that I could potentially use
in my inquiry paper and arguing the author’s main beliefs and how they applied
to my inquiry paper. In the process of
developing my annotated bibliography, I took the time to carefully spend time
on analyzing each source individually, making sure I spent the maximum amount
of time I could possibly spend on each source. Throughout the process I found that the more
sources I did, it got easier to establish the author’s main arguments and
analyze those main arguments. Also throughout the process, I took advantage of
using both positive advice and structured criticism by my peers to build my annotated
bibliography. Through an in-class workshop I was able to see the perspective of
my peers in how well I argued the author’s main points. My peers were able to tell
me whether I met all the requirements of the bibliography and what my strengths
and weakness of my bibliography were. My instructor, Megan Keaton, also
contributed to my bibliographies success by exemplifying how a fully developed annotated
bibliography looked. The easiest part of building my annotated bibliography was
establishing what the author was implying through the information I provided.
On the other hand, the hardest part of building my annotated bibliography was
distinguishing how I would apply the As a writer, I am now aware that I am
capable of applying analyzed articles, journals, books and films in an inquiry
of my own. My ability to establish the
author’s main points has made me proud, but I could some analyze my source’s
main points more thoroughly. When I brainstorm, I will focus on how I am
going to argue the opinions of working class individuals (students) and
middle-class individuals (students) and how they differ. With their opinions
and views stated, I will then focus on answering the questions of the reader of
why these social class opinions exist based on the information I have gathered
from researchers. With the knowledge that I have gained from being watching in
Lee Mun Wah’s film I will focus on analyzing on how the strategies and parental
involvement of working-class and middle-class students affects their
performance in the classroom setting. Moreover, my analysis, which I plan on
including in my inquiry paper, will be based on ethnographical studies done by researchers
and educators.
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