Use the notes and feedback left by the instructor in a previous assignment to reflect on what you have learned so far.
First reflect on any feedback, record your thoughts, responses and reactions. Be sure to note questions you have, or any confusion that may arise.
[You are absolutely correct! In fact, you have touched upon one of the major reasons why a concise executive summary is so important!
Of course an executive summary is much shorter than the actual proposal, but mirrors the sections and information.
In keeping that in mind, can anyone tell me why we would want to include those sub-headings, bullet points, and other aesthetic tools? ] It's my teacher's feedback.
[In this class, please use only APA or IEEE. This appears to be APA. However, please review formatting for correct order of references, capitalization and italics. Additionally, the annotated notes are missing. ] It's my teacher's feedback.
[Be sure to offer poignant responses to your classmates. Responses should help further the discussions. A little more than agreeing. ] It's my teacher's feedback.
A reflective journal is an instrument for practicing writing and critical thinking. Use the notes and feedback left by the instructor in a previous assignment to reflect on what you have learned so far.
First reflect on any feedback, record your thoughts, responses and reactions. Be sure to note questions you have, or any confusion that may arise.
I am looking for your honest reflection and thoughts on your own writing and your understanding and response to my comments. There are no right or wrong answers, but I am looking for evidence of consideration and thought. A superficial analysis will lose points.
You should aim for about 300 words in your reflection. This is informal writing so I'm not looking for any particular format; however, you should still be grammatically correct and clearly written.
And some common questions for you: The Journals are a place for you to reflect on your learning process throughout the course: What are the most important things you've learned? What has surprised you? What do you find difficult or confusing? In what ways have you seen your writing evolve? What questions do you have?