Bands inspiring other bands' playing styles.

a bit more slow-paced than future iterations of punk rock.

laid the groundwork by using certain techniques like heavy guitar strumming which future bands would use.

what exactly is the core?

erase or remove something completely.

If these ideals didn't exist, would the creation of punk rock have formed?

Thank you Dan. Not many professors are willing to listen to the opinions and voices of their students.

I believe this fully. I can speak from experience on how narrow attitudes have negative effects on creativity of students.

This must be why I failed my biology classes haha. I simply did not have a desire and passion to learn biology.

I try to practice this everyday.

Has there been any type of way to combat this?

I would like to hear more about what this means.

"giving constructive feedback"

This is what helps others improve.

"Be open minded with other people's backgrounds and perspectives."

Being open minded towards others can lead you to ideas of your own.

"Please don’t sidetalk"

This is important because I know some people find it distracting when others talk.

"putting your “grade” in your hands"

I like having the opportunity to grade myself. I feel it to be easier.

It's cool to know that just two different words can drastically change your search results.

It's important to start and end strong, otherwise your audience will be pretty bored and lose interest.

I feel as though if your thesis statement is unclear, then your essay will be unclear to your audience.

Honestly I think for me, the conclusion is the part I always don't do too well on.

Personally, constructing the counter argument is my favorite part of an argumentative essay.

I never really thought about it like that but I'm glad to know that I should probably check in with them beforehand.

If you add unnecessary words from the author, the audience would likely be confused as to how those words relate to your essay.

If you do not know who your intended audience is, then I feel as though your essay will be a big failure.

This is especially good to tell your audience that you know what you're talking about.

I think it's pretty cool how we can get techniques from ancient philosophers.

As with anything in life, the more you use something, the more you get used to it and become more effective with it.

I like sentence a lot because to really grow as a writer or anything in general, you have to learn how to do things yourself and not rely on others' help.

Personally, I like to switch words up even though they mean the same thing because it seems like when writers do that, they seem to have an extended vocabulary which is never a bad thing.

Revision would be something to get real good at since it's what allows you to build better essays whether it be building upon one or constructing one from the ground up.

As soon as you get used to something and figure out what the best and worst things to do are, things you thought were pretty dreadful to get through suddenly become a breeze. All it takes is time.

I'd say this is definitely true. I remember getting feedback for some of my essay's in high school but they were never really specific so I ended up just disregarding most of the feedback I received.

I think it's pretty cool how you can describe yourself with something so simple as a line as long as you put emotion into it.

To me, having a good outline is like the backbone to having a good essay. Then you just have to write the commentary which is like the meat which connects to the backbone.

I feel like practicing and experimenting is the key to getting good at almost anything you're new to.

I usually do this for stuff I'm unfamiliar with so I will most likely do it for this too.

I would feel the same way. I would hate to sell something I spent a lot of time marking. It would make it more valuable to me.

I agree to this statement because I feel like only you yourself would be able to understand how best you learn.

I think it's pretty cool how this connection between recognizing certain genres and picking up on features when talking to a new person is made. It made me understand it easier.

I think scanning can be an effective tactic to use when reading for information so I'll give it a try next time.

Page 11: I think it's important to have reflections so you can learn from past mistakes and not repeat them.

Page 10: Being able to learn and know how to read and write is a powerful tool to have.

Page 9: I wonder what is said in those two and half pages that makes "Marx's Thesis on Feuerbach" so important.

Page 8: I liked how he had an appreciation for his memory where he first learned how to walked, ran, and begun to talk.

Page 7: I wonder if this man had an experience with ghosts which is why he talks about them so much.

Page 6: This guy may have been the most perceptive child. I can barely remember anything as a child.

Page 5, Paragraph 2 Gonna be honest, I have no idea what this dude is trying to get across. I know it has something to do about the importance of reading, but he explains it in a weird way. I think I need a simplified version of what it means to "read the world".

I would say persistence is one of the more paramount skills you can have as a person. Persistence allows you to stick with things and not give up.

I think it's true that just attending class isn't enough. I feel like if you really wanna help yourself learn more, you have to give to the class and participate.

I think everyone can agree on this statement. The things we experience in our lives is what makes us good and bad.

Having a flexible mindset is not only important to have in college, but life in general as well. Taking risks is also another big thing people should practice because not taking risks limits you from achieving the best version of yourself.

I agree with this statement 100% because if you really wanna develop your skills involving learning, it's a good idea to challenge yourself. I don't really have an explanation as to why it works, but I think it does.

I can attest that writing notes on paper or making summaries really helps with organizing your mind.

It's sad to think that there are some people out there in the world who would do this kind of thing.

I was always able to learn better when I was having fun because it's more engaging and you feel like you're actually learning. It's really difficult for me to learn about something when it's just really boring.

Although it's a pretty simple and basic question one wouldn't really think to ask themselves, I think it's important to start at a foundational level so you make sure you know everything you need to know.

I believe it is really important to strengthen the mindset needed to give students a routine they can use to bolster up their reading and writing growth.

No one should ever have to hate who they are are where they have been so I think out of the poem, this one spoke to me the most