Purpоse: This is yоur оpportunity to look bаck аt your growth аs a writer this semester and reflect on how the course has shaped your approach to reading, writing, and research. Instructions:Write a short, thoughtful reflection (about 250–350 words) responding to the prompts below. You may write in first person (“I”) and in a more personal tone than a typical academic essay. Reflection Prompts Please address each of the following: Your Writing Process How has your approach to planning, drafting, and revising changed since the start of the semester? What strategies from this course will you continue to use in the future? Skills & Growth What is one skill you feel you have improved the most (for example: thesis writing, organization, integrating sources, MLA format, grammar, critical thinking)? Give a specific example from your own work this semester that shows this growth. Challenges & Future Goals What was the biggest challenge you faced as a writer this semester? How will you work on this skill or challenge in future classes or in your personal/professional writing? Tips for Success: Use specific examples from your essays, research, or class activities. Be honest about both your progress and your challenges. You do not need to be formal—clear, complete sentences are enough
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