About
Reflections are an opportunity for you share with me, your professor, your thoughts about the Journal Article Analysis. No other student will read your reflection.
Estimated Time
An estimated 1 hour is needed to complete this activity.
Instructions
Please write at least 6 sentences reflecting on the Journal Article Analysis as a whole.
To be clear, this reflection should focus on the Journal Article Analysis (Comprehension Quiz, Research Design Quiz, and Analyzing a Peer-Reviewed Article) as a whole.
Step 1: Your 1st Sentence should be a Question
Sentence #1: Your 1st Sentence should be a question. Examples of questions include:
- What did you find most interesting about the Journal Article Analysis? Why did you find this the most interesting?
- What did you find most relevant to your daily life about the Journal Article Analysis? Why did you find this the most relevant?
- You are welcome to ask and answer your own question.
Step 2: Write at least 5 sentences Answering the Question
Sentence #2-6: Sentences 2 through 6 should be your response to the question you posed in sentence #1.
Step 3: Double Check that 1st sentence is a Question
Please double check that the 1st sentence of your submission is the question you are answering.
Rubric
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