Class Evaluation

A. What are your last words? What would you write if you knew your time was up (in life, in a relationship, in a place, etc.)? What would you notice in the world around you? What is important for others to hear?
Well, it been real. I had a lot of fun, even though it was not a terribly pleasurable experience. If they're wasn't the pressure to attend once you had a certain number of absences, and if they're wasn't the work was not graded only critiqued, and if the class was at a different time. I really did like the other students and the instructor though, its just the class isn't something I find at all agreeable.

B. What is literacy? Expand your definition. Write on why you are thankful for literacy and how it impacts your life.
Literacy as I understand it is the ability to read and write. To expand the word
"literacy" you could say that it is another way to communication with your fellow human beings other than visual, verbal, or telepathy. I am thankful to be literate because it helps me to communicate and be able to interact with other human beings and groups of human beings. Literacy impacts me in a variety of ways. I find it especially important in this time of my life as I learn and attain new knowledge. Without literacy this process would be incredibly diffeicult. One could only attain knowledge by hearing or seeing it. Literacy plays a huge part of my life.

C. Write the obituary of our class. Personify what you learned. Praise it, excuse it, justify it. Tell its story and bid it a loving or condoling farewell.
I feel like I knew what I learned on a personal level. In fact I almost feel like I could name it Jeff. Jeff was a good man. Getting to know Jeff may have been a slightly abusive process. But in the end Jeff taught me a lot about life, or at least how to site a online article. But any way you slice it Jeff was an important man to know. I'm slightly sad that Jeff is leaving but then again I never like Jeff all that much to be honest with you.