Final Exam: Letter of Reflection

Here are a few student examples, if you'd like to see them:

As we close up this semester, I'd like you to reflect on what you've learned about academic writing this semester. In order to do this, please write a 1-2 page, single-spaced, formal letter of reflection addressed to me. Your letter needs to be specific, effectively developed, organized into specific paragraphs, formal in tone and style, and edited and proofread for grammar and mechanics.

When writing your letter, organize the greeting as follows:

Your name, address, email address
My name and address (1500 North Corinth Parkway, Corinth, Texas 76208)
Date of Submission
Greeting

In regard to the content of the letter, please address the following questions regarding your writing processes over the course of this semester:

What goals did you identify at the beginning of the semester in the course introduction survey (Course Bookkeeping: Information)? Have you met those goals now that this course is coming to an end?
What strategies did you employ over the course of this semester when writing your papers? Did you find those strategies effective or successful?
What lessons did you learn about “writing as a process”?
What lessons did you learn about research, documentation, and the ethical use of sources?
Which assignment(s) and experience(s) did you find particularly enjoyable and beneficial? What parts/aspects in particular?
Which assignment(s) was/were more difficult for you this semester? Why?
What did you learn about collaboration (WA 1, Collaborative Project Dropbox, Wk 5: Progress Report) and peer feedback?
What did you learn about utilizing technology to communicate in new modalities (e.g., Canvas, Google Docs) and to develop marketable skills?
What suggestions or recommendations might you offer to me in the development, organization, or delivery of the course? Are there assignments that I need to revisit? Assignments that you found particularly relevant?
What were your thoughts on the writing textbook? What were your thoughts on the common read?