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Why did it make you feel that way?

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Explain. Why did you like/agree with it?

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Explain. Why didn't you like/agree with it?

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Explain what you didn't quite understand or what didn't really make sense

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I found the topic very interesting considering we have learned several different ways of writing from different experiences/teachers.

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I got bored throughout reading this entry but I do think it provided some key reasonings but overall I was bored reading this article

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I found the topic boring. It didn't make me feel any type of way.

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Informed about how writing is much more deeper than I thought

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This reading was interesting to me because it showed different concepts of writing

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I found the topic boring but informative

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Reading this made me feel like I was on track as a writer.

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I really liked that they said becoming a better writer requires practice, just like any other hobby in life.

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I agreed with the story when it stated that readers have expectations.

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I really agreed when they were talking about standardized testing and how you're not being graded on what you were actually writing you were just being graded on grammatical errors. 

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I really agreed when they were talking about standardized testing and how you're not being graded on what you were actually writing you were just being graded on grammatical errors. 

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I agreed when they were talking about how we do not use proper grammar when we are texting someone

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How it explained how the way you think about writing affects the way you write.

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There wasn't really anything I disagreed with.

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This reading made me realize that everyone has there own way of writing and it can be taught in many different ways but no one person will writing the exact same as another.

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I think the whole chapter could have been shorter. They repeated things too many times. I feel at some points they were so off topic I couldn't relate the story to the point they were trying to make.

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I understood the majority of what was covered.

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I disagreed with the part when it said writing is usually challenging everyday

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I agreed with how there are many types of writing and how it is never perfectible.

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I learned that writing goes way deeper than I thought

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Some things were very repetitive which made it very long.

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broadened my horizon when it comes to writing.

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I agreed with the whole information regarding "Why Study Writing?". 

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I agreed with the whole information regarding "Why Study Writing?". 

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I think they could have condensed it a lot more

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I really liked the part where they spoke about how our conceptions of writing matter.

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Nothing was hard to understand.

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I understood what they were talking about

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I understood what they were talking about but some things they dragged on

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How they explained how much writing impacts our lives

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There are people who study writing for a living.

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How long it was. I feel like a lot of it could be taken out.

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I didn't agree with how it almost talked about the same things about writing

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I didn't agree with how it almost talked about the same things about writing

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The length

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Definitely the term rhetorical reading, the story explained it but I need more to understand.

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That they talked about how many people have different beliefs

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ideas that are so central to understanding a particular subject that a learner can't move forward in that area without grasping them. I think even if someone doesn't fully understand a certain section of a subject they can still understand the subject as a whole.

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I understood it all.

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I understood the topics they were talking about.

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there were many repeated points that I feel were unnecessary

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There was nothing in the writing that drew me into wanting to read more into it. It bored me overall.

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I liked when they spoke upon how texting isn’t the only form of text but textbooks are too because they speak as if they’re having a conversation with the reader.

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I agreed with them saying better writing takes everyday practice. it's just like a sport, you can't expect to get better at anything without frequent practice.

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I didn’t like the part about them commenting on the way we were taught to write in grade school.

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I didn’t understand the rhetorical phrasing.

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nothing was really hard to comprehend in this reading.