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The document is a reflection journal prompt for a Communications class that asks students to reflect on their writing from the trimester in 3 parts: 1) Whether defining where they are from through writing is important and why. 2) Provide examples of edits made to fix run-on sentences/fragments and improve imagery, explaining the reasons for changes. 3) Use a rubric to self-evaluate a vignette assignment, scoring their work in content, craft, and conventions categories and explaining the scores. The prompt also asks for any feedback for the instructor to consider for planning next trimester.

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Reflection Journal

The document is a reflection journal prompt for a Communications class that asks students to reflect on their writing from the trimester in 3 parts: 1) Whether defining where they are from through writing is important and why. 2) Provide examples of edits made to fix run-on sentences/fragments and improve imagery, explaining the reasons for changes. 3) Use a rubric to self-evaluate a vignette assignment, scoring their work in content, craft, and conventions categories and explaining the scores. The prompt also asks for any feedback for the instructor to consider for planning next trimester.

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Fall 2020 Reflection Journal

Use this guide to reflect on your learning in Communications this trimester. Provide thoughtful, honest responses, written in complete
sentences. Everything you write here can be used during your exhibition.

1. Think about your writing this trimester. Is it important for us to define, and narrate, where we are from? Why or why not?

2. Use the table below to provide two examples of changes you made to your writing. In the first row, give an example of how
you edited a fused (run-on) sentence or a sentence fragment in order to make it complete. In the second row, give an example
of how you revised your writing to improve the imagery. The first two columns should be direct quotes from your writing.
Make sure to explain why you made the changes in the third column.

*If you did not make any revisions/edits previously, make them in the table below now.
**If you did not complete enough writing to do this reflection, use the writing in the Peer Review assignment under Week 7 to fill in
the table below.
Before After Reason for Change

3. On the next page, use the rubric to evaluate your own Vignette. Give yourself a score (1-4) for each of the three categories, and
explain why you selected that number.
*If you did not write the Vignette, write a reflection about why you were unable to complete it this trimester. Explain what the barriers
and challenges were for you. Please write at least 5 complete sentences.
4 - Mastery 3 - Proficiency 2 - Approaching 1 - Needs Work

Content Includes at least 3 Includes at least 3 Includes at least 2 Includes at least 1


400-1000 word vignette distinct moments from distinct moments from distinct moments from distinct moment from
describing either where their life, provides deep their life, provides some their life, provides their life, does not
you, or the person you insight on where they insight into where they vague insight into provide much insight
researched, is from are from, and is within are from, and is within where they are from, into where they are
the word count range. the word count range. may be slightly outside from, and is outside the
the word count range. word count range.

Your Score: Your justification:

Craft Draws the reader Draws the reader into Descriptions Rarely appeals to any
Emphasis on use of deeply into the scene the scene through occasionally include an sense except bland
imagery to bring the through a wide variety descriptive language of appeal to the senses. visual descriptions.
moments to life for the of sensory details. senses, but may miss
reader some opportunities for
description, or have
inappropriate word
choice.

Your Score: Your justification:

Conventions Sentences are clear, There are no fragments. Sentences are often Vignette is hard to read
Emphasis on sentence begin in different ways, Sentences are mostly awkward. They vary because almost all
structure and vary in length. well constructed, with little in length, and sentences are
some minor errors. many sentences begin incomplete, run-ons, or
with the same word. awkward.

Your Score: Your justification:


Anything you would like Mr. Cory to know, or consider, as he plans for next trimester?

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