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Reflective Writing

Reflective Writing. A self portrait of myself as a writer and a learner. Guiding Question. How do we write a rough draft of a reflective piece of writing?. Activity. Picture in your mind a reader for your reflective letter. Who would be most interested in your growth as a writer?

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Reflective Writing

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  1. Reflective Writing A self portrait of myself as a writer and a learner

  2. Guiding Question • How do we write a rough draft of a reflective piece of writing?

  3. Activity • Picture in your mind a reader for your reflective letter. • Who would be most interested in your growth as a writer? • Who has influenced your writing?

  4. Activity • Consider your memories of literacy experiences • Did any experience relate to a writing piece in your portfolio? • Did this experience involve your audience/person you chose?

  5. Activity • Use your reflective notes from Lesson #1 and your graphic organizer from Lesson #2 to begin writing a letter to your chosen audience about how you have grown as a writer and as a learner.

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