ENG 101 — Finаl Exаm Reflectiоn Essаy (Hоnоrlock Quiz) You will write your full essay directly in the text box provided. Do not upload a file.This exam must be completed in one sitting using Honorlock. Review the Honorlock Warnings and Ms. Bryant’s Honorlock Guidelines so that you know what to expect. Genre:Five-Paragraph Reflection Essay (typed directly into the Canvas essay quiz during the Honorlock exam) Purpose:This final exam asks you to reflect thoughtfully on your learning as an ENG 101 student this semester. Rather than analyzing sources or writing about outside topics, you will look inward and describe what has changed for you as a writer, reader, and thinker in ENG 101. Length:650–850 words total in five paragraphs (introduction, three body paragraphs, conclusion) Point of View:Use the first-person point of view.Do not use second-person (“you,” “your,” “yourself”).If you need to refer to the instructor, use Ms. Bryant or the instructor. Sources:None allowed.Do not quote or paraphrase any outside materials. What You’ll Write About:This semester, ENG 101 emphasized several major concepts: Letting go of unhelpful beliefs about writing Understanding how strong reading skills support strong writing Identifying, analyzing, and evaluating information Avoiding deception, responding to unethical arguments Building arguments that use evidence effectively Your final exam essay will reflect on what you personally learned from these areas. WRITING PROMPT Write a first-person, five-paragraph reflection essay in which you identify and explore three significant lessons you learned in ENG 101 this semester. Choose lessons that were meaningful to you or changed the way you think about writing, reading, learning, or academic work in general. Formatting in Canvas (Important) The Canvas text box does not allow you to set double-spacing or automatic paragraph indents. Don’t worry about the spacing, but I do need to see your paragraph indents. To create paragraph indents: Press the space bar five times at the start of each paragraph. Please follow this guideline for all five paragraphs. Essay Writing Instructions Introduction (one paragraph) Start with background on where you were as a writer/reader/thinker at the beginning of the semester. Briefly set up the themes of the course (as you experienced them). End with a three-point thesis sentence that clearly states the three major lessons you learned this semester. Body Paragraphs (three paragraphs total) Each body paragraph should focus on one specific lesson identified in your thesis. Follow PIE structure: Point: Clearly identify the lesson you learned. Illustration: Describe specific course experiences that helped you learn it—assignments, class activities, feedback you received, changes in your mindset, reading practices, drafting habits, etc. Explanation: Analyze why those experiences taught you something important and how the lesson will matter for your future writing. Conclusion (one paragraph) Revisit your three lessons (without repeating the thesis verbatim). Explain how these lessons will influence your writing, reading, or learning going forward. End with final thoughts about how ENG 101 shaped you as a student this semester.
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