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Ways of Seeing/Ways of Hearing

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Ways of Seeing/Ways of Hearing

STEM: Interdisciplinary Research Opportunities

Write a reflection that answers the prompt below: Look carefully at your outline, considering both your organization and your main claim and address the following questions in your memo. Does each paragraph support your claim, or do you have some that contain extraneous information or go off topic? Do your paragraphs seem to lead into each other, or are your ideas scattered throughout the paper? How will you revise your thesis statement to fit the ideas you wish to discuss in your body paragraphs, and how will you revise your body paragraphs to fit your thesis? What three organizational changes would you make to this piece of writing and why?

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