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This assignment, by far, has the most stressful yet rewarding assignment. The writing process for my literacy narrative consisted of me turning emotions and memories into words. When we were told to think of a moment concerning literature, a vivid image of second grade popped into my head. I could see the narrative play out… Continue Reading →

This was one of the more difficult assignments for me, so far this year. I thought the “Tracing Maus” assignment was going to be the toughest, but this was definitely a challenge. Normally, I would’ve thought that because this is a drawing assignment, it should have come easy to me because I do, in fact, … Continue reading Analysis on Literacy Narrative Comic →

I found creating this comic to be valuable for several reasons: Creating a comic through a multistep process encouraged me to analyze my story from multiple perspectives. Through this method, I was able to pick out details for my comic that weren’t evident when I wrote my first, alphabetical literacy narrative. I proved to myself…Continue reading »

When I first began working on my literacy narrative, I did not quite understand how I could turn it into a comic. Considering my subpar artistic skills, the image that I had in mind of the comic I would create looked like a disaster. It was not until I cooled my nerves and read over Scott … Continue reading Literacy Narrative Comic →

Once I completed the final version of my literary comic, I looked back at my rough draft to see the before and after of two additional weeks of brainstorming. I was truly pleased with my final product, especially my incorporation of the suggestions I received from my peers and Professor Morgen. Meeting with Professor Morgen, … Continue reading Literacy Comic Reflection – A Result of Creativity →

Through literacy narrative part 2, I was able to complete many learning objectives for this class that I was never able to do before. By creating my own comic, I was able to implement many of the learning objectives needed for a comic such as composing texts using multiple modes, practicing writing as a process […]

Having finished the literacy narrative comic, I feel I can say with confidence that I demonstrated visual thinking skills as well as the ability to evaluate ideas of others. Writing the literacy narrative is one task, but putting it into a visual presentation on paper is another. During the process of creating my comic, I…

This assignment definitely was not as difficult as I thought it was going to be. However, If someone had asked me to do this at the beginning of the fall I would have a much more difficult time figuring out how to execute my ideas on the page. That being said, I think that after […]

Creating the comic was a completely different experience than the alphabetic literacy narrative. I had to pick and choose what I wanted to include in my comic, then decide what parts should be shown as an image and what should remain text. Adding a visual component made it much easier to convey my story and … Continue reading Literacy Reflection Final →