Reflective writing asks you to think back, to “reflect” on an experience an essay you have written, a major change in your life, a time when you didn’t have success at something you wanted to do, a semester’s work in a course and to examine how you now think and teel about that experience.

Introduction paragraph, 3 Body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
Reflective writing is different from most writing you do in college. Reflective writing asks you to think back, to “reflect”
on an experience an essay you have written, a major change in your life, a time when you didn’t have success at
something you wanted to do, a semester’s work in a course and to examine how you now think and teel about that
experience. What effect has the experience had on you? How have you changed? How will you be different in the
future?
Now you’re going to reflect on all the reading, thinking, discussing, and writing you have done in this project on choosing a career. To do this, you may want to review any short reflective writing you did as you worked through the project. Then, in a short paper–a page or so (250 words)-reflect on this experience:
Report on what you learned about choosing a career. What were the most important or most useful ideas you encountered?
Describe how you feel about the experience and what you think about what you have learned.
Report on what you learned that will make a difference for you in the future and why.