Category: Student Posts 27

Click here to check out my literacy narrative Coming up with a topic for this narrative was extremely difficult for me. I could have written a completely separate narrative in the time I spent staring at my laptop wondering what to write about. I enjoyed freewriting because it is much easier for me to revise […]

The overarching goal of my literacy narrative maps out the growth I have experienced when it comes to reading and writing. It highlights my preference for plays and Shakespearian literature and my keenness for free writing and creative works. I have learned a lot by creating my literacy narrative. I really enjoyed the free-write activity […]

It was interesting to think back and reflect on my journey with reading and writing. This assignment made me go back to almost the beginning of my life, bringing up old memories I hadn’t thought about in a long time. It’s nice taking the time to reflect back once in a while. Especially with this […]

My Literacy Narrative was focused around the early exposure to fictional writing along with comics. I learned that majority of my life in terms of literature has been focused around imagination and lots of visualization and story telling aspects.

“If you have no confidence in self, you are twice defeated in the race of life.” – Marcus Garvey This avatar is supposed to capture the essence of my “self.” I use multiple exposure photography and layering to blend three scenes that represent self in location, person, and home. This image centers a photograph of […]

In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success.

A Hot Day in Atlanta For this sketch, I searched around my room for random items. I came across the Purell bottle and thought it would be an interesting item to sketch around. I looked at it from every angle and thought it kind of looked like a popsicle, so that’s what I decided to […]

It felt strange to do free writing exercises first before writing narrative; however, it did help my narrative writing process because it helped me make sure to stay on topic and write about the specific memory that answers the given prompt.

My literacy narrative details my journey from strongly disliking reading and writing to becoming an enthusiast for it. The journey’s climax was me learning about the difference between expository and interpretive writing. My writing process for the narrative felt decently similar to most papers or essays I’ve written, with the main difference being that in […]