The fall semester started in mid-August at Kennesaw State University (metro Atlanta area), so my students have already posted their introductions, and we hope that you can do the same. I will also be asking everyone to respond to at least 3 students in the other group. You are certainly encouraged do more responses and engage in an online discussion using the blog.
In this first discussion, we would like you to introduce yourself and share your perspective on English studies. You can post by clicking on "new post" on the upper right hand side. You can use your first name only or your first name and the initial of your last name (there are several Rachels in the Kennesaw State group, so that may help) in the introduction. Please, also say a little bit about your interests or any other interesting facts about you. If you know how, you can also post a picture of yourself. As a contribution to the discussion on English studies, please answer the following questions:
1. What made you decide to pursue the English (English Education) major? (Some of my students are just English majors and some of them are English Education major)
2. How did your friends and family respond to your choice?
3. Do you think people's perspectives on literacy and/or literature are changing in your country? If so, how?
4. What do you plan to do once you graduate? Is expertise in English useful in the workplace in your country and how?
We look forward to hearing from you!
Dr. Katarina Gephardt and her English 2145 (Introduction to English Studies) class
(Please see our introductions below.)
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