What I learned about narrative writing is how you can make your entire writing a lot better by listening to Mr. Chuang when he’s teaching us about writing. Seriously. He’s an expert on it. During this experience, I have learned about myself that sometimes I get a little obsessive over my writing. Ok, more than a little. A lot. I spent four hours on this writing trying to perfect it. I still think to this point that it is still horrible.

What I learned about technology was how to use google slides. During this experience with google slides, I have learned how to use animation to animate the whole slide from Ed. Ed is great. I also learned during this experience how to use screencastify. What I learned about myself during this experience was that I am not very good at making serious videos. Not even my current video is serious. It’s derpy.

The thing that I have learned about the responses to literature for the book Sign of the Beaver is how to backup ideas with evidence and then to explain the evidence and then the person reading the article will have a very high chance of agreeing with you. Unless of course, the article is too confusing to understand anything. The thing that I have learned about myself during this is that I am good at backing up ideas with evidence and explaining the evidence, but I’m extremely bad at finding reasons and/or ideas.

I learned that there are many interesting things that can be learned about the native americans. One may think that it is boring to research something by reading a really, really long book about the subject that is being researched. I was once this person. But I’m not doing that. I’m doing something much funner.(Well, that is compared to this)I’m making a padlet about them instead. Instead of reading a thick book, I can search up pictures, videos, and info on the internet. I learned that reports on things don’t always have to be so boring. They can be fun like this.