for these sources I focused on what related to my main argument of how companies should not be selling data and marketing items as Safe. the notes I put were for me to go back and know what spots focused on these points and which ones didn’t
This process for reading and annotating was better because I read the article in chunks and then went back re read them and annotated it in portions rather than reading the whole thing two times through or reading it once and annotating it while trying to read it. Reading it twice let me fully understand …
the three quotes I chose from Boyd’s “Identity” chapter are: “he used different style of speaking when he addressed white political leaders than when he addressed southern black congregation” “Why would a student lie to an admissions committee when the committee could easily find the truth online?” “by becoming anonymous and being an invisible part …
When I annotate, I like to use different colors. Using multiple colors helps me see what I have, and when I am trying to look for something, it makes it that much faster to find it because I know what color to look for. In this case I used three colors. Pink and blue were …
“The Editor” was about a man named Robin Woods. Robin committed many crimes. He stole office equipment, broke into peoples properties, stole from people. Robin was trying to sell the equipment he stole, when he was approached by 6 state troopers. He found out his friend had turned him in for a reward. Robin never …
I annotated this text using underlining and circling. I underlined anything I thought was important or that I had a comment about. I circled key words like “not yet” or “now”. The comments I added in was anything that I had to say about the underlined portion. Whether it was just a small comment like …
One subject I think I became a pro at and had a growth mindset was with cheerleading. I went into cheer my freshman year of high school not knowing what I was doing. I come from a dance background but wanted to try something new and become involved in my high school. I had never …
