I was in your British Literature class first period my junior year (2011-2012). In this class, I showed my responsibility my completing all my homework, always coming to class on time, completing make up work in a timely manner, and asking for help whenever it was needed. In your class, I was always engaged and learned quickly about different ideas that you covered as the year went along. I was always a willing participant and tried my best to contribute to class discussions by raising my hand respectfully.
In your class, I am very proud of my academic accomplishments that I have achieved. Your class has enhanced my understanding of different aspects of literature by assigning several discussions and projects. The class started out in fall 2011with the short research paper on the British literary history from the 1600’s to modern era. I was very proud of the research paper, since I had learned many new things during this project about authors and their books. In addition, I enjoyed discussing classics such as Dorian Gray in my BLBC groups. My favorite one, however, was The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet. The book’s plot was rich with action and suspense, which inspired me to read it even more. Analyzing characters in the The Pillars of the Earth with the group was extremely helpful to my comprehension of the book. Furthermore, throughout the year, we had to present on several ideas and themes, which included two different types of sonnets, stories and plays. Presenting helped build my self-confidence and I was extremely proud of myself after these presentations because of the hard work put into it. Needless to say your class taught me to take risks and work hard to achieve my goals.

By the end of the year, I realized that I had in several aspects literature, but importantly I had grown as a writer. The weekly WP journals had tremendously shaped my writing