Initial Response: In What Areas would You Like to Improve?
(ENG130 Literature and Composition)
Unit 7 DB: The View Point Inward
Student Name: Javier
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Yousafzai, Dickinson, and Ragab all incorporate unique perspectives in their words. In what perspective does the world see you? In what perspective do you see yourself?
It is important for you to develop an honest and unique perspective of yourself as you continue your journey through school, and through career changes or advancements. Use this discussion board to gain some insight on how to present yourself to others.
Initial Response:
Choose one of the following interview questions from Indeed.com and respond to the question in two well-developed paragraphs(five or more sentences each). In your response be professional, academic, and honest.
* What motivates you?
* What are you passionate about?
* What makes you unique?
* What are your greatest strengths?
* In what areas would you like to improve?
* How would others describe you?
(Links Below)
My Daughter, Malala Ziauddin Yousafzai (TED Talks)
http://www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=h4mmeN8gv9o
Dicson, E. (1862) I heard a fly buzz—when I died
https://www(dot)poetryfoundation(dot)org/poems/45703/i-heard-a-fly-buzz-when-i-died-591
Ragab, M. (2005). I will try tomorrow
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Initial Response: In What Areas would You Like to Improve?
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Initial Response: In What Areas would You Like to Improve?
I can vaguely remember the day I entered my school for the first time after admission, but I am sure, like all other students, I was taught the basics of education. After completing my career at the junior level, I got admitted to the high school, which comes fairly clearly in front of my eyes when I recall. Until now, my teachers and instructors appreciated my brilliance in my English class of Literature and Composition. I knew I could comprehend the words, value their meaning, and spot what is most important in any lecture in my class. Besides, I can remember incidents when people talk about my talking style and appreciate how I deliver words, particularly in the English language, as I am not a native speaker. The problem lies in my fear of speaking about things I guess I must talk about, or others would surely talk if th...