ELA Review of the Semester

I think that all of the activities we did with Maus were especially meaningful, seeing as they focused on one of the worst crimes against humanity ever. The story was powerful to me because it was told from the point of view of one of the people who went through the concentration camps, and it showed first-hand (sort of) what the horrors of the camps were like. For me, the response projects were the most challenging thing we had to do. There were so many types of ways to create a response to our current assigned reading, and that was by far the hardest part of the assignment. I don't really think there's anything I'd change about the class, but I do really like the way the seminars are started. That's one thing I'd like to stay the same in the class.