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Tuesday, August 25th 2009

Now is the Time to Get a Handle on your Classes!

If you are like tens of thousands of other college students, you went back to (or started) school yesterday. Because yesterday was a Monday, that means that you probably received at least three, possibly more, syllabi for new classes. The best thing for you to do right now is to sit down with paper and a pen, take out your syllabi, and start the review process. Read More »

Posted By: Kate Swenson

Tags: academic writing, class, course, discussion question, research, term paper

Saturday, August 15th 2009

More on Journal Entries and Reflections

Finally, you can use your journals as a sort of treasure trove from which you can pick out ideas for research papers and term papers, even essays. You'll be amazed what you've written down over the course of the semester when you flip back through the pages in search of topics for papers. So, you can choose one (or four) and write as many papers as you need, and this way, you know your topics are ones you like. Read More »

Posted By: Jon Ginsburg

Tags: course, essay, journal entry, paper, reflection, research paper, semester, term paper

Thursday, August 13th 2009

Journal Entries and Reflections: Why they are Good Things

One assignment type I find particularly useful is the journal entry (sometimes called a reflection). These are just what it seems, almost diary entries, based upon a particular class reading, class discussion, or other issue which the professor has deemed important enough to think about. Usually not graded as to grammar, punctuation, or other similar parameters, the journal entry is the ideal place for a student to reflect upon concepts, ideas, thoughts, without worrying about the writing itself. Read More »

Posted By: Kate Swenson

Tags: course, journal entry, major, reflection, semester, writing

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