- According to Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein, writers should use the model of “entering the conversation” in their writing because there are many advantages of this model. This model helps writers state their own idea in order to respond to others easily. It helps writers respond step by step. And, the most important thing is to understand what’s other people’s claims before pick our own idea to agree or disagree with that statement. This model helps the writers do write better because it’s like an everyday conversation with other people.
- I agree that leaning to look at artwork helps us analyze other situations. It took me by surprise at the first because I overlook in the fact that this process helps me to have a better critical thinking. Personally, when I go to the museum or art gallery, I see things and sometimes I have questions about it. This can compare to the situation in the real world. We
ENG 101: an Introduction to Composition and Research (0746)
Ways of Seeing/Ways of Hearing
Great points here. Does your experiences of looking at art in museums translate to how you see any other aspects of your life/work?
I think it helped me to care about /see some details when it comes to working in real life. These are details that might get overlooked by other people.