Introduction to Creative Writing Reflection Paper.
Introduction to Creative Writing Reflection Paper (End of Term)
Conceptual Core: What is at the center of your writing? What is the essence of the work you’ve done? What is your favorite part about writing? Your least? What about your writing and understanding of writing has changed over the course of the semester?
Assessment: What makes your writing unique and uniquely yours? Give us an honest assessment of your strengths and weaknesses, including the genre you feel most comfortable writing. How does your writing fit with conventions of the genre(s) you write in?
Audience: In your estimation, who is your writing for generally? Who is your ideal reader, a single person who may be the perfect person to read your work? Why?
Revision/Changes: What texts have changed? How have they changed? Why did you revise them in the manner you did? If you had a chance to start over, what would you do differently?
Introduction to Creative Writing Reflection Paper
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Introduction to Creative Writing Reflection Paper
The center of my writing is creating content that could be read and understood by my audience. I ensure to study the audience first before deciding on the type of content I would like to write. Such has always made it easy for me to create meaningful content. The essence of the work I have done so far is that it has helped me a lot in polishing my writing skills. The kind of work that I currently write is different from what I used to write when I started writing. Therefore, I expect that I will continue polishing my skills in writing over time. My favorite part about writing is brainstorming ideas. Through this process, I can relate my content to the target audience. This makes the content more meaningful as compared to a situation where I could write without brainstorming ideas. My least favorite part is composing a draft that should be in turn, edited to suit the paper’s requirements. I tend to describe as many details about an idea as possible and such content has little difference from the final paper. My writing has changed a lot over the semester. Currently, I write better essays with minimal grammar mistakes than I used to at the beginning of the semester.
My brainstorming capabilities are what make my writing unique. I have the strength of problem-solving, and this enables me to analyze ideas...