solved How does this reading apply (or not apply) to who

How does this reading apply (or not apply) to who I am as a student at SU? WRITE AT LEAST 200 WORDS. This is equal to about two-thirds of a page of 12 pt. Times New Roman font type, double spaced, with one inch margins. Please double space. Do not significantly exceed 250 words. To check word count in MS WORD, choose tools, then word count. ANSWER THOUGHTFULLY. Respond reflectively to the prompt. Explicitly incorporate the text into your response, but do not just summarize the text.DO NOT SUMMARIZE and do not try to condense the reading. Instead, comment on and develop how a certain aspect relates to your project or your development as a student. Say something you think is important and relate it explicitly to the reading. Develop your position in relation to the reading.WRITING ABOUT THE FIRST SEVERAL PAGES of a reading is not impressive since it implies you probably did not read the whole assignment. Move beyond “I really liked it” or “I really didn’t like it” or “I agree” or “I disagree.” For example, what exactly did you like or agree with and why? Especially, how does it relate to your project or to who you are as a student at SU? Give reasons and examples for your beliefs.DO NOT OBSESS. Although this is not a “journal” or “diary,” it is meant to be experimental writing in a certain sense. Namely, you are experimenting with various ideas, seeing whether they fit in or not with your views and goals.LATENESS: A late one-pager means you were not prepared for class, since one-pagers are integral to class preparation (or you may have missed class for some good reason you were unable to anticipate). Submit your one-pagers to me before class or the night before class (when you anticipate missing a class) will receive normal credit if credit-worthy.Late one-pagers should be completed and handed in for late credit; however, they lose credit each day they are late. You may email late one-pagers as soon as you complete them. I will suspend the right to turn in late one-pagers, if you are consistently late with them. Just submit them on time and avoid the problems late papers create. In any case, the late one-pager is not ranked as highly as one which is on time. It is heinous and scandalous to neglect to complete the assignment at all; better late than never.Since this assignment is so frequent, and judging the worthiness of excuses would be too time consuming for this type of assignment, lateness is not “excused.” Feel free to explain lateness, but a one-pager is either on time or late.A RECORD OF SOLID, often brilliant, consistently on-time one-pagers significantly enhances the class participation portion of the grade, and definitely helps determine the course grade in close cases. Missing one-pagers negatively affect your course grade.