ENGL0302: What I Learned & What I'm Most Proud Of by

natalie alvarado

2025-12-05 04:41:55 UTC

The most important part I have learned this semester is how to use the right grammar and punctuations when writing. In the past, I would have trouble using big vocabulary words or using the incorrect punctuation in my writing. Although, I am still trying to improve my grammar, I have found myself become more aware of my writing and fixing it for the better. I'm most proud of myself for learning a useful skill that will be great for future references online! Doing school online has never been easy for me since I prefer in person but with the slide presentations and YouTube videos has helped me so much to get a better understanding.

BEAUTY AKINWANDE

akinwandebeauty29 — 2025-12-13 16:03:45 UTC

this semester in ENGL 0302 has greatly improved my writing skills. At the beginning writing was difficult for me because i shift focus while writing a lot but during professor Chacon, i learnt how to organize my thought better my essay assignment helped me too. i also learned that writing is a process that involve drafting, revising, and editing, which helped me improve my work.

What really helped me the most was professor Chacon feedback. The comments on my essays, the grades, the opportunity to rewrite and resubmit my work. She took her time to read my work carefully, explain what i needed to fix, and then go back and grade me again after i made corrections. Because of her feedback, my writing kept getting better each assignment.

I am really proud of how far my writing has improve this semester. i didn't give up, even when writing and my ENGL class felt difficult and overwhelming. instead, i learnt from mistake send emails to professor Chacon and also use her feedback to improve and grow my writing skills.

in general, l am grateful for this class and especially for professor Chacon patience, support, and dedication. her feedback played a huge role in my life.

Thank you

professor Chacon

Precious Goldsmith

2026-02-26 20:59:19 UTC

This semester in ENGL 0302 has been a truly rewarding experience, and I have really enjoyed the class. The most important thing I learned is to always give my best on every assignment because teachers are here to help you grow. Once I approached the assignments authentically, I noticed a huge improvement in my writing and was able to identify the areas where I needed to improve. I am proud of myself for having the courage to email you with my concerns and for putting in the effort to try the assignment again. My favorite assignments were the journal entries because they allowed me to genuinely express my thoughts and share parts of who I am and what I’ve experienced. Ms. Chacon, I really enjoyed having you as my teacher. Most teachers are not as gracious and forgiving as you—you could have simply given me a zero, but you didn’t. That is what truly makes you stand out to me. I wish you the very best and thank you so much!

Jacob Johnson

2026-02-27 23:36:37 UTC

I have learned so much this semester, even though English is not one of my strongest subjects I really enjoyed everything. Learning proper grammar and how to appropriately use punctuation. One is never old to learn new things and always improve our skills we use on a daily basis. Always learning to expand one’s vocabulary is very important. Overall English courses§e has really boosted my attitude and my skills, I am looking forward to keep improving my skills and use them properly.

Liliana Alvarez

lilianaalvarezzz06 — 2026-02-28 03:04:25 UTC

This semester, one of the most important things I learned is that I can actually write more than I thought I could, especially when I am writing about myself or something I can relate to. I also learned that even though reading is still challenging for me, reading out loud helps me understand the text better and see my errors. I am also proud that I completed my assignments even when I took longer than I expected, and I appreciate that my professor Chacon was patient and did not immediately give zeros for late work and I liked how well explained the assignments were and because of all of this I feel encouraged and confidents. Thank you

Saba Chaudhry

2026-03-01 13:40:53 UTC

This class taught me a lot about my writing skills. And I'm very greatly having a professor like Professor Chacon. I really enjoyed this class and Professor Chacon feedback were a game changer for my writing process. She made it easy to understand where you are and how to get the next level. She is very kind and understanding teacher who clearly cares about her student's success. I wish you all the best. AND THANK YOUUU SOOO MUCHH FOR BEING THE BEST TEACHER. 10/10

Luzmary Azcona

2026-03-02 00:38:00 UTC

In ENGL 0302 I’ve learned a lot about getting my ideas together and writing in a way that actually makes sense. I’ve gotten better at backing up what I think with reasons and evidence instead of just stating my opinion. Doing the online discussions and assignments has helped me think more carefully and look at things from different angles. I’m really grateful for the chance to practice these skills and for all the help from Professor Chacon it’s made a big difference in how I write. I feel more confident in my writing now and excited to keep getting better as I keep practicing.

Yaquelin Gaytan

2026-03-04 00:22:38 UTC

This semester in English 0302 I’ve learned many great things but the most important thing I learned was how to organize my paragraphs and support my answers with clear examples. I also learned that revising and editing is as important as writing, because you can miss small things. For example, in the beginning of the semester I wouldn’t take my time to review my work carefully but now I understand how much stronger my writing becomes when I go back and improve it.

What I am most proud of this semester is my growth and improvement. Ive noticed a big change in how I manage my school, work, and life. There was times assignments felt overwhelming due to me being stressed from life but I did not give up. I pushed myself to complete every assignment and discussion. I learned to analyze text more carefully, paying attention to the authors purpose and message of the main idea. I am proud of my progress and the effort I put into this semester. My professor and this class thought me I can improve as a reader and writer as long as a stay focused and believe in myself.

arely rios

2026-03-06 01:25:56 UTC

This semester I have learned a variety of skills through my writing. I’ve learned to better transition my writing big in a depth way that really expresses who I am. I truly love and appreciate the extent of your kindness professor Chacon. Thank you for guiding and helping me find ways to improve the one thing I love most in life. I wish to continue to write and feel free to expose my emotions.

Miguelangel Casadiego

miguelangelcasadiego58 — 2026-03-06 08:52:52 UTC

What I learned this semester was wonderful because I understood that reading and writing complement each other. I'm also happy because I managed to finish several essays, written assignments, and very long exams in my ENGL 0302 class. In addition, I significantly improved my writing and reading skills and gained more confidence in both. I always try to improve my English grammar, both in writing and speaking. For example, I now understand English better and can construct grammatically stronger sentences than before, which has improved my English reading and writing skills. I'm also curious to read how my classmates have tackled the challenges this semester and what has worked for them to improve their reading and writing.

Savannah Turner

2026-03-06 23:52:13 UTC

This semester has honestly been such a journey, and I feel like I’ve learned so much. I’ve not only learned about reading and writing, but also about how I think and express myself. One of the biggest things that stands out to me is how much I’ve grown in really analyzing texts. Before, I would just read and take things at face value, but now I pay more attention to themes, word choices, and the deeper meanings behind what authors are trying to say. It’s kind of exciting to realize that reading isn’t just about understanding the story, it’s about understanding the why behind it. I’m also proud of my writing progress. Even small things, like being able to organize my ideas more clearly or using stronger evidence to back up my points, feel like huge wins. I worked really hard on the essay assignment, got great feedback, and it made me feel like all my effort actually paid off. Those little successes have honestly made me more confident as a writer, and I feel like I’m more willing to take risks with my words now. Overall, these achievements have helped me grow not just in reading and writing, but in thinking critically and expressing myself more clearly. I feel like I’m leaving this semester not just with better skills, but with more confidence in my abilities too.

Shaquon Campbell

2026-03-07 14:02:19 UTC

This semester in ENGL 0302 I have really enjoyed. You taught me a lot with my grammar and vocabulary with writing. You also showed all of us respect and gave me help where it was needed. You also showed me how to draft and revise in my essays. I also enjoyed the quizzes I feel the quizzes you gave us actually helped me learn even more with our assignments and wording. I also appreciate when you gave me feedback, it helped me learn from where I need to do better at or where I actually excelled at. I really enjoyed having you as my professor. I really do wish you the best and again thank you for everything.

Estefany Villalta

2026-03-08 02:30:50 UTC

Thank you Professor Chacon for helping me improve my grammar and punctuation this semester. I always had trouble learning when to correctly place my punctuation. But as I learned little by little from your lessons, it helped me understand the concept of using them. I found those lessons especially helpful when it came to the essay assignment. Seeing your feedback made me feel proud of my progress, and feel closer to writing more professionally. I’m grateful that you were my professor this semester as you helped me a lot through my writing journey.

Harry Haywood

2026-03-08 05:02:43 UTC

First, I want to say thank you to Professor Amanda for all the help she has provided to make me a better reader and writer. It is so true when they say the mind is a terrible thing to waste. I have a G.E.D. and passed with good scores, but when I got into this class, it made me realize how much I had forgotten and how my grammar needed a little work. It was challenging because I am not a writer. I am good at creating things with my hands, but writing was not really my thing. However, I could read a book in a second. This class gave me a better understanding of how to write a paper properly and how to better understand what I am reading. Fixing your grammar means a lot. For example, when you go to apply for a job or if you need a business loan, you will know where to start. I also have children who are still in school, and now I can help them a little better. I can share what I have learned to help them when they need it. I have come a long way and still have more to go. Until then, patience makes perfect, and I will not quit.

Yessica Martinez

2026-03-08 17:03:18 UTC

Before I started this class, I didn't have much confidence in writing, but now I feel a bit more comfortable. This class helped me expand my writing and to think outside the box. It also taught me to take plenty of time on my work and go over the assignments a couple of times. It taught me to organize my thoughts and to write everything down, and when the time comes, it will be a lot easier to start writing. I know the only way for me to get better at writing is to keep practicing and reading. I appreciate the effort and time that Professor Chacon put in helping and leaving her reviews. You gave me the confidence to keep writing in this class. I'm proud that at the end of the day with a busy life i have being mother and working I had the time to dedicate to this class.