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“Some Lessons from The Assembly Line” by Andrew Braaksma is about the author’s experience and insight he provides from working a temp blue-collar job at an automotive plant during his breaks from college. Although he chose to do this work, he mentions how most college students overestimate their time and knowledge and emphasizes his feelings towards an education. This article’s main claim puts the importance and value of having a college education into perspective because it provided ins...

Critical Analysis of “Some Lessons from the Assembly Line”. After submitting a reverse outline we were told to revise our papers before the final project submission. this is the near-finalized product. I received an A on this assignment. Almost a perfect score by the rubric.

This article puts into perspective the importance and value of having a college education because it provided insight into the difficulties and disparities of blue-collar work conditions to life on a college campus, a preview of life he would have to endure had the author decided not to go to college, and his appreciation concerning the lessons learned at the expense of others without an education, he would implement when returning to school. The author believes that his insight will provide a v...

This document provides my answers and the recommended "answers" below. I received a perfect score.

I describe the author's claim, what hes trying to portray, key points, target audience, and conclusion. I received a perfect score on this assignment.

Provide answers for the quiz in this module. I received a perfect score.

The article that I have decided on to analyze through the entirety of this class is titled “Some Lessons from The Assembly Line” and is written by Andrew Braaksma. This article is about the author’s experience and the insight he provides of working a blue-collar job at a plastic factory during his breaks from college. He discusses the difficulties and unfavorable conditions of blue-collar work and claims his new found appreciation of having a college education. He claims that “There are ...

The article I decided to select as my term-long critical analysis project is “Some Lessons Learned from The Assembly Line” By Andrew Braaksma (2005). I believe the author’s purpose is to provide insight on the value of having a college education in contrast to not having one, value of hard work, lessons learned on the difficulties of blue-collar work and his appreciation of attending a university, through his experience while working at a plastic factory

I describe the importance of analyzing the author's article. A closer analysis of the author’s claim would allow readers to learn things that the author might have left out of his writing. Details that would paint a clearer picture by analyzing a little closer would be things such as hourly wages, the length of his breaks throughout the day, what he was studying to become Post College, and his own advice to the reader as he was given advice by his coworkers

I explain the key points I identified within the article. I provided 2 1/2 pages. I received an A for this assignment.

I point out what the author's main claim is in his article and put it into a paragraph. I received an A.

I discuss how the author sees people spending their time and provide my views on technology and communication.

I describe my experience with revisioning papers and provide the knowledge and strategies I have used in the past.

Module 1 discussion post earned me a perfect score. I received an A on this assignment.