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A reflective essay is a paper where you look back on a personal experience and explain what you learned from it. It focused on how the event has changed your thinking or helped you grow. Think of it like this: you’re analyzing your own experience the same way you’d analyze a book or film in a literature class. You’re the main subject here.

Reflective practice is used in many disciplines, and reflective writing is a process of documenting your reflective thinking. It involves thinking about your actions and experiences, analysing and assessing what you have done and using these insights to ...

In-class Studio activities may include invention exercises, small-group peer workshops, whole group discussion, reflective writing, written dialogues, questions, protocols, responses to other students’ writing, practice conferencing, question-posing and ...

Self-assessments empower students to reflect on their own progress and identify gaps in understanding. Examples: Exam-wrappers, reflective writing, student-designed quizzes, or self-graded quizzes using rubrics. These activities foster critical thinking ...

Reflective writing is a specific style of writing in which you analyse your own experience, using the tools of reflective thinking. There are various types of reflective writing, for example: You may be asked to do some reflective writing for an assignment.

Currently, students are taught how to reflect in their face to face study day, but this has proved an ineffective strategy when reflective writing needs to be translated in to their academic writing. The Patchwork Text is a deliberate attempt to introduce ...

Classroom discussion, weekly reflective writing, and a final researched reflection on a relevant topic of your choice will make up the course grade. The Peace Engineering Seminar will introduce students to peacebuilding cases and will help students ...

Students must take First Year Writing. This course focuses on written communication skills, preparing students for future coursework and career expectations. Typically taken in the first year, this course plays an essential role in students’ transition ...