Communications Question

Overview

Draft a 10 page reflection paper on the overall experience of starting to write a book in the past 8 weeks, analyzing communication case studies and writing position papers and how impactful and challenging that was. Use the rubric below to support.

Reflection
Criteria	Ratings
Intellectual and professional growth	Superior Insightful and thorough assessment that demonstrates an awareness of the interconnection between intellectual and professional growth Good Specific examples provided with evidence supporting those examples Weak Vague or nonspecific examples; limited evidence to support assertions No Marks
Strengths/Improvements	Superior Persuasive and self-aware, with clear and specific evidence to support strengths and a well-formulated improvement plan. Good Clear and specific identification of knowledge, skills and personal characteristics, as well as insightful areas for improvement. Weak Cliché strengths and/or weaknesses; lack of self-awareness; non-persuasive argument about what the writing brings to an employer No Marks
Learning experiences	Superior Sophisticated understanding of one’s own and others’ roles in the learning experience. Demonstrated insight into how the events/situations have changed the writer. Good Clear and specific events/situations identified, with sufficient clarity to understand the importance of the events/situations. Weak Nonspecific examples or lack of clarity in explaining what happened and why it was important. No Marks
Organization	Superior The document reads as a single logical whole, with clear connections made within and between sections. Good All of the required sections are clearly identified, accurate, and thorough. Transitions are clear. Weak Some of the sections may be superficial/inappropriate; material in sections may appear to be unrelated to the document as a whole. No Marks
Writing	Superior Writing is clear, concise, and powerful. No grammatical errors. Thorough and accurate referencing. Good Rare grammar errors; appropriate referencing. Weak Writing is unfocused, rambling, or contains grammatical errors; inappropriate referencing.