Submit a quick reflection via this discussion board.
Must be a minimum of 400 words in length. Write in 7th edition APA. This is a snapshot reflection of all the assignments for this course,
• Discussion Board 1
• Annotated Bibliography
• Discussion Board 2
• Research Paper
• Discussion Board 3
• Film Analysis
• Discussion Board 4 Requirements and Chapter 5 and Chapter 6 (Part 1 and 2)
Please read the following instructions on how to write a reflection and then use the attachments to write the requirements.
Reflective writing occurs when you analyze and write about what you have learned through an interaction, an event, or an observation. Reflective writing gives you insight into your thinking and learning by giving you time to consider the thoughts and emotions that took place during and after an experience.
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Reflective writing can be both personal and academic. You can conduct personal reflective writing in a journal to look back on the day’s events, noting what you learned from your day and naming what you might do differently.
You may conduct academic reflective writing when you write discussing what a specific reading or assignment helped you learn. After reading a chapter in a book, you can briefly analyze what you learned; thus, you internalize the information
A common misconception happens when people believe reflective writing means to only recount the facts of the experience. However, reflective writing goes beyond explaining a situation or facts of an experience and explains the thoughts and feelings generated in the moment and discerned afterward.
Academic Reflection Writing Tips
Important Note: Be sure you have read the material of an assignment before finalizing an academic reflective assignment. A best practice is to read the material and wait a while before trying to reflect. If you are confused or unsure what the material meant, you need to go back and reread it until you fully grasp the subject.
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