Conclusion

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    Overall, I have learned a lot of useful writing skills and information during this one semester, and after this, I hope to carry how to format a paper, how to effectively use peer comments’ to fix my own paper and make it stronger, how to organize my evidence using a matrix, and how to appeal to a certain audience in following semesters. These skills will be helpful to me in future English classes and my major, Public Health, for when I have to make a well put together research paper. Aspects of my reading and writing that I will try to improve are my analytical skills in analyzing evidence because throughout this semester, I have voiced that I tend to overanalyze the evidence or swerve away from my argument. I will improve on this by reading over my paper to ensure it flows and it answers my argument. All in all, I enjoyed this semester a lot as it taught me how to be a better writer in the aspects of creating a paper from my own research, appealing to certain audiences through pathos, logos, and ethos, and how to create effective arguments.


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