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ENC 3250 Final Course Reflection
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Erick Ontiveros
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Updated Apr 26, 2023
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Chapter 1
00:07
Chapter 2
00:41
Chapter 3
00:58
Chapter 4
00:59
Chapter 5
01:12
Chapter 6
01:13
Chapter 7
01:14
Chapter 8
01:27
Chapter 9
01:51
Chapter 10
01:52
Chapter 11
02:00
Chapter 12
02:01
Chapter 13
02:10
Chapter 14
02:25
Chapter 15
02:26
Chapter 16
Audio Transcript
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Greetings professor.
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My name is Eric
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S and this is my final reflection for professional writing course
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to begin with.
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I would like to take a step back into
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the past and analyze my initial definition of professionalism.
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According to the first week of class,
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I define professionalism as a state of mind
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in which you excel in a particular subject
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while this definition still remains the same in my head.
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I have acknowledged that being professional is much
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more complicated than doing the bare minimum amount.
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For instance, throughout this course,
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I have learned professional writing involved being direct and organized
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which by the way were my weakest areas entering this semester,
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but I have managed to slightly improve these
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concepts and will continue to work on them.
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My goals were brought relating to other classes,
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but my main goal for this class was to improve my grammar
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for this class and all my other classes,
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my goals were to obtain a bigger higher
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and manage my time to not procrastinate.
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Likewise,
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I managed to achieve all my goals relating to this course
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by paying attention to due dates to manage my time effectively,
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my biggest challenge for this course was to finish
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the readings and not procrastinate under writing assignments,
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moving on to practical skills.
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Three practical skills I learned in this course were
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of course to learn appropriate writing for a professional setting
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while also gaining a better understanding of grammar.
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Lastly, I have learned how to organize my written works
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through the professional lessons. I was able to improve my grammar.
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For instance,
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I learned the importance of spelling out numbers under 10 and other
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different scenarios where spelling is better than writing out the numbers.
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And throughout both the writing assignments and professional lessons,
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I learned how to organize my written works.
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And of course, throughout the entire course,
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I was able to learn how to write in a professional manner
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based on the newly gained information from this course.
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It helps me to be a better writer in general
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and especially helps in workplace impress bosses and managers.
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Finally, a key takeaway from this course is applying a newly gained
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knowledge throughout the rest of my career by being direct to my written works
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on that note
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through my ups and downs of this course.
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Two recommendations I have for future students taking this course are to take
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notes on the professional lessons and do not procrastinate over any assignments.
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Even if the professor gives quite a bit of time or not
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to wrap it all up.
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My future goals for writing task are to
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have structure and organization in my written works.
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