This is a reflective essay. You will write about Attention. I’m a teacher so IF you will write examples, imagine yourself in a 3rd-grade classroom.
- Use first-person “I” when writing opinions or personal experiences.
- Use accessible resources, please.
- Check the PDF to know what to write about. Do not cover everything, rather focus on one or two things in depth.
- Follow the description and read the rubric.
- Choose the one you find the better information for, the one you are able to explain best, the one you can give the best examples for
Your Paper: 1- Introduction. Your Introduction should be short, you can include what your topic is and define it briefly. Save your words for the explanations, supporting information (explaining your references and citing them), and your examples.
- General writing suggestion: even though your introduction should be first in the paper, write it last.
- The introduction should be like a movie trailer: it gives the reader the big picture with interesting hints to make the reader want to read more.
- Here, be sure to discuss the evidence you find that relates to your topic. It can be structured as contrasting evidence for and against, or any other structure you deem appropriate for your topic.
- Explain your point
- describe the evidence you found and cite your references
- Provide real-world examples or your own experiences
- It’s best to have one paragraph for each category, with each paragraph constructed as described above. For writing a good paragraph, please see the pdf “Some Writing Tips” that is in the course-specifics tab of our course.
- Summarize your most important points very briefly, be sure to include what you want readers to remember from your paper.
- The comprehensiveness of the critical reflection
- In-depth analysis of the view
- Synthesis of theory and experience
- Organization and structure