After talking to Matt on Friday, I realized that sometimes talking about what you do know and speak it well might be more effective than trying to haul massive information and just pile them together. I went back to some of my earlier blogs, and just like Matt said, my earlier ones about home, about my own experiences are way more rich than the ones I did recently. One of the reasons might be that I did those later blogs just to complete the assignments.At the same time, I do not just want to rely on things and knowledge I already know. I'd like to learn new things too. Maybe I will find better methods and probably spend more time thinking and writing.
Today when I was writing my editorial I found a video on Youtube. I was worried about my dense fact for the paper but after I saw the video I decided to make it my dense fact.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx7fNQcJAjs
I showed it to Enich, Mike and Will, and they all had really different reaction, which make sense because different people have different opinions regarding the Tea Party. Enich, after seeing video, told me that it was really intense. Will said that it was a good dense fact and it was a good claim. Mike told me a word that I did not understand and later I discovered that it was not a word at all. I noticed that China has become sort of a punching bag in terms of economic issues and political issues. In relation to the Election, they threw a bomb to the audience saying that China is taking over the United States of America and everyone should vote for them so that it is not going to happen.
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