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True Notebook Rhetorical Analysis

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Final Essay Exam on True Notebooks This essay focuses upon what Mark gains from the class; however inside out writers was designed for the juvenile inmates. I believe Mark gains a lot from the inside out writing class; mark gets to know each student, understands each student, and becomes really good friends with them. Mark learns how to communicate and understand these kids from juvenile hall. First it seems to me that Mark starts to understand how he could get each of hit students to write, but the staff at juvenile hall doubted mark thinking he made the inmates feel special and wont be able to get them to write. I believe mark gained confidence from being doubted and underestimated from the staff. Mark knows what was better for the students
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