The “Grade” Deal of the Year!

                Professor Kurpis, in considering what you have intended, I think most of them have achieved in an average or above for me. First of all, the blogs do help students like me who rarely talked in the class a chance to express what I want without been criticized or analyzed by others in a face-to-face  situation, so it makes me feel a bit confortable to express feeling in a more “organic” way. The blog surely has becoming a tool for us to summarize what we have learn in our own words and learn different prospective by replying others blog entries. However, I will reluctant from posting too much information that may not related to the class since I guarantee that most of us will not be using this blog as frequent as we did during the semester. I also in concern of what I wrote would affect my personal life in certain degree since the blog is personally related to my account, so I chose to be conscious about what I wrote and only express when necessary and self-permissible way. Blogging as 20% of the grade, I have to say it’s a “grade” deal! All I need to do is merely express my feeling and opinion about what I have learned, piece of cake! What a relief! There is also something else I learn beside management—the interesting things you can find in blogs and people always so curious about each other. For example, my profile has been read more than 60 times in this semester (though I saw some ladies got over 120). Blogging could be a handy tool to market oneself in the future. Professor Kurpis, I think blogging is one of the specials about your class; you should keep it going.