The Conclusion to your Blog
Read over every blog you have posted over the course of the 2013-2014 school year. Look back on your writing: what have you learned, what have you written, what is your blog all about and how have you evolved as a writer?
Write a comprehensive conclusion to your blog - consider your English blog as a body of work and reflect on the meaning and significance of it all. How do your blog posts reflect who you are as a student and as a writer? What have you learned this year and how have you grown since September? This should be a creative, complex, and encompassing post: the more you write and the more you reflect on, the better your grade will be. Consider a minimum of 500 words as a guideline for length. However, quality trumps quantity.
Also, include a quotation that supports your message as to the meaning and conclusion of your blog. This quotation can be from anywhere - a novel, a poem, a lyric from a song...anything that reflects the meaning of the body of work that is your blog. Be sure to embed your quotation in a way that clarifies its relevance to your message.
This blog post is meant to give a clear, reflective conclusion to the year-long blog assignment. The more reflecting you do on your posts, the higher your grade will be. If you have fewer posts than were required, go into more detail to compensate for your lack of assignments on which to reflect. Be sure to comment on how you have grown as a student and as a writer throughout this past school year. Feel free to include photos, videos, or other enhancements to wrap up the blog with a bang!
This post is worth 40 points and will be assessed for quality and thoughtfulness. Due no later than Monday, June 9. This assignment will not be graded if completed late. Any and all late blogs are all due no later than Monday, June 9 to receive credit.
