#lr reflection

The rhetorical issues and methods that I used consisted of trial and error. My research questions were one of the harder decisions based on the lack of knowledge that I had about the gender wage gap. 

My research methodology was frustrating especially looking for scholarly articles as their method of information delivery is quite advanced. The other was trying to find nonbiased articles and making sure they were credible sources. I do believe that surveys are a good method to find someone’s personal beliefs and thoughts concerning the wage gap but still uncertain whether it is more effective than an interview. 

This methodology works only if everything is kept in neutrality. I found that as long as a plan in set and defined well then there should be no issues, but with an assignment this large deviation is almost unavoidable.

I believe that question number two about the patterns in my research is the most important. The method that I used to answer the question was the usage of the gif of Supernatural and how he’s questioning the reference (methodology meaning). After I realized what the question meant, I believe that there was a lot of articles and sources that I read that seemed like hieroglyphs especially those with complex words and statistics. The building of sources and information was a bigger detriment that I had previously thought it would be.  

This is a multimodal post. Answer the questions honestly, and mix modes (use images, gifs, vid clips, links, etc.) when/where you feel comfortable.

1. Describe the rhetorical choices you made in writing your research questions (use multiple images/sounds, etc.) in order to get an A on this assignment.

2. What patterns did you find in your research methodology?

3. Why do you think this methodology works? Does it always? Why?

What is the value, if any, in writing a Literature Review?

A literature review helps organize your thoughts and present them in a self-explanatory manner.

What was the most challenging aspect of writing the LR?

Finding all the needed references that you need to make a strong argument and making sure they are reliable sources.

What was the most rewarding aspect of writing the LR?

Reading your final edit of the paper and realizing you've learned more of your subject than you would expect.

Would you ever think to use this genre, the LR, again? If so, why, or how? If no, why not?

1. What is the value, if any, in writing a Literature Review?

2. What was the most challenging aspect of writing the LR?

Quality & Quantity at the same time. As broad as it really sounds, honestly it does make my brain feel like it’s been bombed like (I’m afraid I can’t go further in this joke, but as long as the point is across. 

3. What was the most rewarding aspect of writing the LR?

Finishing the 8 page Essay after spending a lot of time on it.

4. Would you ever think to use this genre, the LR, again? If so, why, or how? If no, why not?

From a personal perspective, this is really something I would do only because I have to do it or it is requirement. At least not in the way of an 8-page LR essay.

1. What is the value, if any, in writing a Literature Review?

2. What was the most challenging aspect of writing the LR?

Composing it into an actual organized paper! Like seriously.

3. What was the most rewarding aspect of writing the LR?

4. Would you ever think to use this genre, the LR, again? If so, why, or how? If no, why not?

Of course, I DREAM of writing about what other people think! hahaha!

THIS IS FOR EXTRA POINTS RIGHT?? LOL!

WILL TWERK FOR POINTS!!

Same rules as before. Compose a post that answers the following questions. Incorporate images, gifs, sound, etc. Bonus points if you compose this with very little text. Be honest. Reflection is due on 4/22.

1. What is the value, if any, in writing a Literature Review?

2. What was the most challenging aspect of writing the LR?

3. What was the most rewarding aspect of writing the LR?