Unit 2

 This blog post will consist of all of my work from unit 2 of SUPA Writing 105!

Staring off with my proposal;

Hyperlink- Sarah O'Rawe's Proposal

My next piece I feel I am proud of, it was the first piece I wrote after my grandmother passed away and I really enjoyed writing this piece;

Hyperlink- Sarah O'Rawe's Zero Draft 

Next is my summery heuristic, just one about myself and my piece and I also really enjoyed writing this (More like answering questions that my teacher provided me);

Hyperlink- Sarah O'Rawe's Summery Heuristic; Selfie Version

Now this was my final piece for unit 2, something that I am proud of, yet there is always room for improvement;

Hyperlink- Sarah O'Rawe's Final Paper Unit 2 

And lastly is my unit 2 reflection;

Hyperlink- Sarah O'Rawe's Unit 2 Reflection

Overall I feel that Unit 2 was a success, but until the next post,

                                                                       ~Sarah

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