#compprompt2

[iam-kota-blog]

Comp Promt #2

I always change how I carry myself depending upon who I am around because of the need to feel alike, but not totally. I mostly change how I speak. I have done close reading to find specific information only for assigned readings. But, I do enjoy reading outside of school.

[tdub20stu-blog]

Comp Prompt #2

I often change the way I sound, speak, and act throughout life depending on who I am around, and I assume most people do so as well. In my opinion it is a necessary skill to have in life. For example, if I spoke to my boss or my dad the way I do with friends, it would be highly inappropriate and disrespectful. 

I have done some close reading in the past, mostly in high school. Close reading is a good technique for writing about literature and can reveal certain things that you either didn’t realize the first reading, or didn’t realize had significance. I haven’t close read outside of a school setting. I don’t read many books outside of school anyway, so close reading isn’t something I do unless I need to.

[danij1023-blog]

Comp Prompt 2

Yes, I have to change the way that I act and speak all the time depending on what type of setting I’m in at that time. I can’t speak to my professor or boss the same way I would speak to my friends or family member. I change my tone when I’m speaking to an elder from when I’m speaking to a child or peer. I also behave differentin different settings.

I ‘close read’ for school assignments all the time but I also do it in my everyday life. For example, when I’m looking through movie titles on my tv searching for a specific movie that I want to see. For school assignments, I search through a text looking for a specific answer to a question while not really reading every word on the page.

[kenzie15w]

[english1013s07blog-blog]

Comp Prompt #2: Using either memes, photos, gifs, videos, or even a song, tell us about something that you witnessed, experienced, or remember.  You must use hashtags (ex. #truestory) to give us context regarding the story (i.e. background information).  The only text you should be typing is in your hashtags. Have fun!  This prompt is due next Sunday, September 17th at 11:59 p.m.