blog post 5.0

 Deandra Greenidge  


 


1. Yes, I feel that my blog meets all the requirements. Although I feel that my blog meets all the requirements there are still some areas that I could work on. For instance, I feel like I can go more into depth when providing Information. 


2. The most stressful assignments can sometimes be the research project, because I feel like I have all this information, but sometimes I just don't know how to put it all together and it gets frustrating because I feel like I repeat myself more than I would like to. 


3. Yes, I feel that I am putting my best effort into the assignments and the blog post. especially when it comes to the blog post because I really researched the islands and try to get to know everything about them as if I came from there. 


4. Yes, I review and revise my blog so, I can check the grammar mechanics and readability so that it is easy flowing for the reader. 


5. although writing on a public blog can be seen as embarrassing or risky for some. I do not find myself embarrassed because I am proud of the work that I do enjoy writing about countries that I have chosen. 


6. I would like for us to discuss in class how I can make my blog better for the readers and viewers. 

 


7.  I have learned that there are so many blogs in the world and that the number of blogs increase daily basis. 

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