Work in Progress

For my final project I definitely think that writing a 600-word blog would be easier for me instead of the video, especially because I haven’t had the absolute best luck with making videos. To start brainstorming I wrote down all the questions and started answering them to see which ones would be best to write about and answer. The questions that I thought I could really answer the most I put stars next too so that when it came time to write them in my blog I would be able to just go right to those questions. I’ve learned that when I’ve had time to really think about what I’m going to blog, and what pictures I’m going to use it makes it so easy to write. It feels like the 300+ words just came out of nowhere and it feels good to be productive like that. I always hated having to sit at my computer and think about what I was going to write because then it feels like it takes forever before you hit that 300 mark.  After I answered the questions I actually started writing it on Microsoft word now, so that I have plenty of time to think of anything else I want to add to it, and to have plenty of time to edit and revise it to the best of my abilities.  I think everyone who does this blog post will be successful in making it interesting and distinctive because they’re answering questions about themselves and you’ll be learning about what helped them, and in the end you’ll be learning more ideas for your learning styles and see if others study skills help you. I always found that reading books about someone’s life and what they’ve done and accomplished, more interesting than someone who just throws a story together. It shows that you can really do whatever you set your mind too. And, I’m curious to see if they took what I did out of our Inquiry class, so I’m really looking forward to reading peoples blogs.