When I first started this class, my intentions were to have better writing and a better understanding of my future career, Broadcasting in Journalism. I have reached my goals in this class because, my vocabulary and choice of words is not basic, it´s more University level and formal. I´m glad I always asked Mrs.Reidel to verify my assignments before handing them in before the deadline to fix my errors and make me learn from them. Also, what I have a accomplished in this class is writing amazing articles that I am very looking forward to submit to Ryerson University as part of my portfolio. My favorite ones, were the news article one and the feature news article. I really got the chance to practice my journalism skills through these assignments, I got the experience the introduction of what I was expecting for school next year. I'm glad I had to complete tasks such as those two.
For the future, I would like my instructor, Mrs. Reidel, to continue teaching students how to write properly. This is what really helped me throughout this course, and I believe in order to succeed in careers such as journalism, becoming an author or writer you would need to have advanced and complex grammar to make your work sophisticated. In contrast, I would like my instructor to stop making people write poems and stories - just because this was my weakness in this course. I find that I do not have a creative mind like my classmates, and this was very challenging for me. It became easier when we started working on news articles and other assignments similar to that because, that is where my strength in writing was found. Other than that, this course was fantastic and I recommend it to any student directing themselves towards literature careers.
