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Reflection 5/2/22

Today in Mr.Rease's American Literature class we did the essay that we were suppose to do Friday. We didn't Friday because he found out that we had just did a mock exam for AP Statistics the class before. I was ready to do the essay. I did a good amount of reading and annotating in a great amount of time. I chose my position and made my claims and got right to it. The synthesis essay was on handwriting lessons during instruction. I said that it isn't needed anymore in today's climate because that's what most of the sources were. I feel handwriting is very important but doesn't need to be taken up during class time. I definitely need to work on that in my free time.

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