Blog Reflection

 

 

  I feel like  my blog does meet all the Rubic category criteria. I need to work on being more creative and add more pictures in my blog to make it look interesting.  The only part that creates stress for me is when we do more research and read different kinds of articles to find more information about the islands we choose. Which is not a bad thing but can also be stressed most at times since we do it on a weekly basis.  I put my best effort into blog writing. I do not procrastinate, I do not have trouble completing my work.  I am now getting a hang of writing these blogs. And every time I do it I always get a better understanding. I always review and make sure my spelling and grammar are right before publishing it. And making sure my reader understands the information I am giving out.  I do not have a problem with other students viewing my blog because when they review my writing it  helps me understand where and what I need more work on and also others point of view or catch any correction I made when writing the paper. I would like to discuss what I can do to help me improve on my writing and make the blog more interesting for people to read it when they click on my blog. I learnt that there are thousands of people that write blogs on a daily basis. And I also learned that when writing a blog you should include more interesting stories and not just facts so that you don't bore your readers. As a reader you need to make sure people understand what you are writing about.  On this blog anyone can post anything they want without anyone telling them to take it down.

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