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After reviewing the feedback on your argument essay, identify one thing you did well and one area you need to improve. Explain what you will do differently the next time you write an AP Lang argument essay.

Prompt Response: One thing I did well in my essay was providing evidence and showing its significance. The thing I probably needed to work on most was time management, which would have allowed me to go in and fix said mistakes, but out of the mistakes it's self, repeating myself would be my biggest flaw to work on. Summary: Today in class we used a new app to work on a project to write our own poem. Reflection: From what I did do in class and outside of class on the assignment that we recieved, I learned how to really form a poem. Not just the words, but the detail, the emotion, the story, and how to work those things in to get my end goal across without directly putting it out there for the reader.

Write about a conversation that changed you.

  Prompt Response: A conversation that changed me wasn't nessesarily one I experienced myself, but overheard. It was from one of my friends parents in middle school, and it stuck with me since. That no matter how old, young, girl or boy, that you have a right to have a voice. That the idelology of someone being right because their an adult, or older than you, doesn't give them the authority to be disrespectful. I think that really changed me because I grew up with those exact words being told to me, but also being told to stand up for myself and my feelings no matter what or who it was. The two seemed to contradict each other all the time, so hearing that really set things into perspective for younger me and now. Summary: Today in class we took our annotated poem we got Monday and answered questions. Reflection: The most that I learned today was how to look and interpret a poem. Answering the questions allowed me to realize that going thought and putting notes, trying to actual...