Which reading strategy helped you most this term?

Highlighting, asking questions, and summarizing

What perspective in Ducks or the addiction texts broadened your view?

Realities of working-class and isolated lives

In your persuasive writing, how did you influence the reader?

I used strong language, imagery, and examples

What writing skill improved the most for you?

Sentence fluency, grammar, or citation

In which project did your creative voice shine most?

Reflective essay with vivid imagery

What did stories like How to Pronounce Knife and Simple Recipes prompt you to consider?

Identity shaped by family and culture

How can you tell if an article is reliable?

It has facts, sources, and balanced evidence

What made you think critically during our course?

The idea that failure can lead to success

What helped you write clearly for a real audience?

Using clear structure and revising my drafts

Which text helped you reflect on your own life?

“Things I Wish I’d Known at 20”

What was the most challenging text structure to understand?

Essay or visual memoir like Ducks

Why is it important to know the time and place a text was written?

To understand the context and deeper meaning

How did you show respectful communication in class?

Listening actively and sharing your view clearly

How did places (like Vancouver) show up in your learning?

As a setting for personal writing and visual imagery

Which assignment are you most proud of?

A project where I used my own voice and ideas

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1
Which reading strategy helped you most this term?
Memorizing the dictionary
Not reading and asking someone else
Highlighting, asking questions, and summarizing
Skimming everything quickly
2
What perspective in Ducks or the addiction texts broadened your view?
Life as an influencer
Realities of working-class and isolated lives
The world of celebrities
Travel writing
3
In your persuasive writing, how did you influence the reader?
I copied another person’s opinion
I used strong language, imagery, and examples
I wrote only facts
I used emojis and internet slang
4
What writing skill improved the most for you?
Sentence fluency, grammar, or citation
Making TikToks
Avoiding writing
Using as many emojis as possible
5
In which project did your creative voice shine most?
Reading comprehension quiz
Grammar worksheet
Reflective essay with vivid imagery
Copying notes from the board
6
What did stories like How to Pronounce Knife and Simple Recipes prompt you to consider?
Global political systems
Crafting a strong résumé
Identity shaped by family and culture
How to prepare food
7
How can you tell if an article is reliable?
It’s written by a verified celebrity
It has lots of emojis
It matches your opinion exactly
It has facts, sources, and balanced evidence
8
What made you think critically during our course?
The idea that failure can lead to success
Writing about your favorite TV show
Reading only the first paragraph of texts
Learning about fairytale endings
9
What helped you write clearly for a real audience?
Writing with only facts and no voice
Using clear structure and revising my drafts
Using a fake name
Writing everything in one take
10
Which text helped you reflect on your own life?
The school dress code
“How to Take a Test”
“Things I Wish I’d Known at 20”
An article about algebra
11
What was the most challenging text structure to understand?
Instagram captions
Essay or visual memoir like Ducks
Newspaper comic
Personal diary
12
Why is it important to know the time and place a text was written?
To understand the context and deeper meaning
To remember trivia facts
To understand the author's grammar
To memorize every historical date
13
How did you show respectful communication in class?
Listening actively and sharing your view clearly
Making fun of other opinions
Staying silent the whole semester
Talking over others
14
How did places (like Vancouver) show up in your learning?
Only in geography class
As a setting for personal writing and visual imagery
Just as a city name mentioned in passing
It didn’t really
15
Which assignment are you most proud of?
A project where I used my own voice and ideas
A copied report from Wikipedia
One I didn’t finish
A worksheet with all the right answers

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