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    John chose option 2, learning a new literacy, to write about learning how to repair cars. He is passionate about cars and wants to restore a classic Mustang. Learning basic car maintenance like oil changes would allow him to work on his car independently. For the medium, John took risks in his writing similar to jumping off a cliff. High risk can lead to high reward. In grading, John wants the focus to be on how learning car repairs empowers people to maintain their vehicles on their own schedule. Being able to change one's own oil avoids waiting for appointments. John would have liked to obtain more hands-on experience with car maintenance like suspension work before writing. He also felt he ra

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    John chose option 2, learning a new literacy, to write about learning how to repair cars. He is passionate about cars and wants to restore a classic Mustang. Learning basic car maintenance like oil changes would allow him to work on his car independently. For the medium, John took risks in his writing similar to jumping off a cliff. High risk can lead to high reward. In grading, John wants the focus to be on how learning car repairs empowers people to maintain their vehicles on their own schedule. Being able to change one's own oil avoids waiting for appointments. John would have liked to obtain more hands-on experience with car maintenance like suspension work before writing. He also felt he ra

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    UWRT 1101, Literacy Narrative Project Reflection Name: John Won

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    UWRT 1101, Literacy Narrative Project Reflection

    Name: John Won


    Please provide a short response to each following question or statement.
    1. What option did you select, option one (discussing a known literacy) or option two (a new literacy to learn)? Why did
    you go with that particular option?
    Between the objects I chose option 2. I chose option 2 because all the things I have learned or experience so far
    in literacy was not appealing to me. The reason why I wanted to choose a new literacy to learn is because I am a huge car
    enthusiast and pursue how to build a car. What I dream to do is restore a classical car such as a mustang fastback and
    ride it till I am six foot under. Also learning how to do a simple oil change would forever change the game because I could
    do it at my leisure.

    2. What do you want me to consider as I review your medium choice? If nothing else, tell me about your risk taking.
    Risk taking is like jumping off a cliff. Same as writing this paper. High risk = high reward, no risk = no reward.

    3. Influence me further as to what to focus most upon during grading: what do you want weighed most in your favor as I
    grade your project? Why?
    I want to you to weigh my project like an 8th grader wrote it. English is my second language and still stumble on
    words that I know in Korean but cant translate it in English. But then again Ive been here since I can remember so grade
    it like a 12th grader. But in all reality, I want you to focus on how easy it would be to repair your own car. Say you dont
    have time to schedule an appointment for an oil change and the time is against your side. You can plan on YOUR own
    time to replace the oil at your time, not someone else.

    4. What would you like to change or to work on more, if you had the chance? Why so?
    I wouldnt change a whole lot but what I would change it my essay because of how little information I could get
    across. It felt like I was just dragging on about how learning to repair cars was easy and useful. I just kept on rambling and
    rambling so I shortened it a lot. So, it doesnt describe every single detail. Also, I would like to get a first-hand on other
    things such as changing the suspension before I wrote this essay.

    5. Based upon what you have been assigned, verses what you have completed, what grade does your work justify?
    Why?
    My grade for this assignment deserves a low B due to the lack of materials that I have on this.

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    Rubric ~

    Item:
    Point Value:
    Reflection
    Rough Draft with Peer Review
    Narrative
    Media Piece

    10
    10
    50
    30
    Total
    100

    Notes:

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