Best and Worst

 My favorite assignment for this class was the classmate profile, while it may be vain, talking about your life to someone is always fun. Additionally, I got to actually make a friend in a distanced-learning class, which is the only time that has happened in the past year and a half.


My least favorite assignment was the scholarly journal. While I enjoy reading interesting work I felt as if I didn’t really know what parts of the journal were important and which ones were not. I find journals and scholarly articles confusing in general so it may be helpful to have a class to decode some of the language.

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