I started off doing a lot of research on my topic. I know a lot about World War 2, just not about the after effects of it on Germany. After I found some information I thought that I could use in my paper, I started making an outline of what I wanted my paper to be like. This part was very easy because while I was researching, I was thinking about what I wanted in my paper and where I wanted it. After I had my outline, I started working on my paper. This was the longest and hardest part for me. Eventually, I finished my draft and turned it in. I didn't look at it for 10 days, and then when I looked at it so I could make it my final copy, I realized just how bad it was. I ended up going and finding more information and pretty much redoing the entire paper. I made sure all the formating was correct and then turned it in. I felt like the most helpful thing was Dr. D's comments. After I realized how bad it was, I didn't really know where to start fixing everything. I started with her comments and they helped tremendously. I don't think anything should change in this assignment.
I was told by my peers that my biggest problem was formatting. I fixed that easily. Dr. D told me that I got off topic and to fix that/ I did everything that they told me to do and it made my paper better.
I think that my ideas are the strongest. They are there throughout the entire paper and it is supported with a lot of facts. I'm not really sure what the weakest part of my paper is. It might be word choice because I didn't use any big words or interesting words. I used more common words.
There is nothing else that I want you to know about my paper.
I spent about 2.5-3 hours total this week working on it
I spent about 2.5-3 hours total this week working on it
