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Unit Leаrning Reflectiоn Instructiоns Write twо short reflections (1-2 pаrаgraphs each), each focused on a different unit learning goal. This is an opportunity to consolidate your learning in this unit and think critically about what you’ve learned. Choose one goal from 1 or 2, and one from 4 or 5. (You can find the unit learning goals on the Unit Overview page in Canvas.) You might choose the one you found most interesting, the one where you gained the most in your understanding, or the one that was most challenging and you want to solidify what you learned. We recommend going through the pre-class prep page for each week and the in-class slides to remind yourself of the learning objectives for that week (which relate to the overall unit learning goals) and of the readings, activities, and assignments you completed to choose what you'd like to write about. Each reflection should address the following: What did I learn? Explain what you learned in relation to the selected learning goal. Describe how your thinking has changed, what ideas or skills you developed, and what stood out to you. Be specific and thoughtful. How do I know I learned it? Support your reflection with specific examples from the unit, such as activities, assignments, discussions, or readings. Focus on what you learned from these experiences, and not just what you did. For example, instead of saying “I completed the fertilizer activity,” explain what you understood or realized through the activity that demonstrates you achieved the learning goal. What else do I want to learn? Share remaining questions or areas of curiosity related to the learning goal. Your response should demonstrate that you understand the limits of what was addressed in the unit and describe how you would further learning related to this goal on your own. Your reflections should be thoughtful and specific. Aim to show how your understanding has grown, and how course experiences helped shape that growth. You will be evaluated on how clearly and thoughtfully you address these three questions for each learning goal.
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