Prompt: As the first semester comes to an end, take time to reflect on your learning and growth in this course. In a well-developed response, explain what you enjoyed most about the class, identify the project or assignment you found most engaging, and discuss which aspect of the course you connected with the most (such as poetry, fiction, writing, or discussion). Finally, reflect on one area where you feel you need additional support or improvement as we move into the spring semester.

         The thing I enjoyed most about this class is our group work. Like how we do assignments together and participate together. The thing I found the most engaging is reading stories. Not as a group but any story I read individually. I connected the most with writing because I love writing and putting my thoughts out there. One thing that I think should be improved would be when we read I rather someone on the screen read then our classmates reading. I can't really focus when I read to people or when multiple people read out loud. 

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