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reflection essay- In this module and the next, we'll be working on the final essay for our course. This essay will be in the reflective mode, and it is something you've been working on all semester. A reflective essay is a personal narrative that analyzes a specific period of time or process. In Module 15, we will go over the details and required elements for the reflective essay, and the final draft is due in Module 16. The easiest way to organize this is probably by the three essays you've already written (one paragraph for each) with a clear thesis in the intro (stating what you learned or didn't learn over the course of writing the essays), and your other writings this semester are great source material! You may use first person (because you are the subject), and you do not need any outside sources or citations (there's no need to cite your own personal writing).
This thesis assignment is a way for you to brainstorm a solid, central main idea for the essay you are working on for the Module 16. This activity is graded based on completion, so be sure to complete all 4 sections, and submit the entire assignment. Also, when you receive your grade for this sheet, be sure to check your feedback!
What is your claim (how did you grow as a writer this semester)?
What topic sentences are you planning to use? Remember that you need at least three body
paragraphs, so the easiest plan is to do one paragraph on each essay and what you learned!
Topic Sentence 1:
Topic Sentence 2:
Topic Sentence 3:
What points, examples, and details will you use to support your claim and help the audience understand your journey?
Create a single sentence thesis using the (claim + point #1, point #2, point #3):
Directions
Happy writing!
This thesis assignment is a way for you to brainstorm a solid, central main idea for the essay you are working on for the Module 16. This activity is graded based on completion, so be sure to complete all 4 sections, and submit the entire assignment. Also, when you receive your grade for this sheet, be sure to check your feedback!
What is your claim (how did you grow as a writer this semester)?
What topic sentences are you planning to use? Remember that you need at least three body
paragraphs, so the easiest plan is to do one paragraph on each essay and what you learned!
Topic Sentence 1:
Topic Sentence 2:
Topic Sentence 3:
What points, examples, and details will you use to support your claim and help the audience understand your journey?
Create a single sentence thesis using the (claim + point #1, point #2, point #3):
Directions
Happy writing!