English 101: Introduction to College Writing – Spring 2013
Draft 4.0:
writing a first draft of your reflective essay
1.
Look over
previous homework assignments in which you did reflective writing. This
includes the blog posts titled [Group work] Reflection, Assignment 9,
Assignment 8, and Reflecting on Revision.
2.
Based on your experiences
in class, the above homework assignments, drafts of your essays, and
conferencing with your peers and me, write a first draft of your reflective
essay. Keep in mind that your reflective essay has certain course goals and
outcomes that it must meet, but it also needs to explain your own writerly
choices in a personal way. Sometimes it helps to write with a theme in mind (but
make sure to avoid commonplace.)
3.
Consider the course goals and outcomes:
With the REFLECTIVE ESSAY, a writer will, in addition
to the above goals and outcomes, account for and evaluate the choices made in
the interpretive essays by…
· considering
the writer’s own composing and design strategies developed through successive
revisions given the writer’s rhetorical situation.
· Describing how
the writing works to build productive, ethical relationships with other people
and their ideas and writing.
4.
As you write, use evidence (specific
moments or quotes) from your own
essays or other students’ essays to support your reflection.
5. Bring one copy of this essay to our next class
meeting.
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