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Cecilia Carbone
Reflection
Professor Brown
UWRITE 1103
4/4/2015
1. I divided my project up by having the main things I learned in the media piece and focused on
the type of literacy and what it meant to me in my written piece. The media piece was simpler,
but the work I’m doing is simple. Its main focus is to show what I do at the dog shelter. I feel
that my written piece really showed how the work I’m doing meant to me and how anyone
could find it beneficial and I feel like that information is more valuable for anyone looking at this
project so that should be taken into account for grading.
2. I want you to consider that I’m very involved in all the work. I go to the shelter every Friday
since the end of January and stay for two and a half hours. The project may not be extravagant
but what I do there is important. Volunteering at an animal shelter gives them a lot of extra help
that they need.
3. I want you to weigh most the written piece as it describes how much the work means to me
rather than the prezi that just teaches you what I do there
4. If I had more time I would like to make the media piece nicer. Maybe interview Mike Sims, the
shelter manager, on video and have him talk about volunteering and how much the shelter
relies on extra help.
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5. I think this work deserves an A. I take the time every week to go to the shelter, I have far
exceeded the twelve hours and I enjoy doing the work when I go there. I’m very passionate
about dogs and my project shows my dedication to them. My written piece goes into detail
about and touches upon most of the bullet points listed in the syllabus.