This reflective writing is based on your:
* Creative Nonfiction Essay (UPLOADED FILE)
* Proposal(UPLOADED FILE)
* Annotated Bibliography(UPLOADED FILE)
* Interview(UPLOADED FILE)
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* 3-5 pages containing a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. The intro
* and the conclusion are thematically linked and explain THE SITUATION & STORY OF
* YOUR WRITING & LIFE AS A STUDENT THIS SEMESTER.
* Sentence-length variety, use of sensory details, attention to syntax.
* Discussion of your writing assignments, starting with the Creative Nonfiction
* Essay, to the Proposal and Annotations, to the Interview, and ultimately to work on your
* Final Research Project.
* Use of Rhetorical Terms when you discuss your writing, like genre,
* narrative, sources, commentary, conventions, tone, voice, argument, and analysis.
* Discussion of your writing that engages your overall idea of who you are as a
* student, the kind of work you produce, and how you envision the way forward.
* Discussion of links between your writing and who you are as a student.
Anecdote:
* A descriptive narrative of a scene/situation that
* reveals/indicates/illustrates the overall theme of the essay; in other words, how you
* characterize yourself as a writer & student during Spring 2022.
Analysis: How does your anecdote relate to your overall analysis of
your writing? Things to discuss:
* What was your experience of writing your creative nonfiction piece? What strengths did
* you encounter and/or develop? Your talent with narrative, commentary, or analysis? How
* did the story you shared in that piece influence the rest of your semesters writing?
* Define your strengths as a writer and researcher? Are you great at summarizing? Do you
* have strong opinions? Are you able to effectively argue using different types of
* evidence? What types of evidence?
Evidence:Discuss and analyze 2-3 examples from your writing this
semester that highlights your strengths and challenges. Consider discussing
* Your Proposals intro
* Your reflection and assessments in your Annotated Bibliography
* Your interview style
Analysis & Commentary: Conclusion that returns to the theme of
your opening anecdote, emphasizing what you learned about yourself as a writer this
semester.
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