Final Reflection Journal

This journal is informal writing. We are not looking for typical essay structure—no need for an intro, thesis, body paragraphs, etc. This is so that we can get some feedback about your semester and so you can reflect on your experiences. We do expect it to be in MLA format and to be grammatically correct.

This journal should consist of four paragraphs.

The first paragraph should be about your learning experiences in this remote hybrid Cluster course. What activities did you find to be most helpful? What activities did you find to be least helpful? Please be specific. Look back at Moodle to see what activities we did and think about how they did or didn’t help you. Were there readings that you especially liked or didn’t like? Why or why not?

The second paragraph should be about your writing process. This refers to writing multiple drafts of each essay and receiving feedback from your peers, professors, and tutors and using those comments for improvement of your writing. How did your process change or remain the same during this class? What do you think you improved the most on? What do you think you need more work on?

The third paragraph should be about changes that could be made in the course content. What do you think we should change next time around? Is there something that you would have liked to cover more? Is there something that you feel we covered too much?

The fourth paragraph should be about your next steps in your academic journey. Where will you go from here? What classes and program of study are in your future? How will you continue to develop your English and writing skills along the way?

Feel free to add any additional information that you think is important.

Please take this seriously. We use this information to improve the class experience each semester, and we really appreciate your feedback. Your grade is based on honesty and quality, not whether you did or didn’t like something (We won’t take it personally ). Thank you for all of your hard work during this remote semester.

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