Reflective Writing In Reflective Writing, students will –____________________________________ toward meeting goals in literacy skills –develop the connection.

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Reflective Writing In Reflective Writing, students will –____________________________________ toward meeting goals in literacy skills –develop the connection between literacy skills (_________________________) –and understanding of ___________________ –describe their own ____________ skills, strategies, processes or areas of __________ –analyze own decisions about _____________ –evaluate own ______________ and areas for _____________ –_____________ claims about self

Characteristics In the reflective piece for the portfolio, you might refer to a ___________ as an example to ______________ his/her reflection, but there is no need to refer to all pieces. To accomplish this purpose, you may choose an ___________________ who would be the most interested in that your learning experiences, perhaps a ____________ (past or present), a ______________ or grandparent (who may have had an impact on your literacy development), a general ______________ who may identify with him/her in that literacy development. You may also choose the form in which he wants to write. A ____________ could certainly be appropriate, but a ______________________may work equally well.

Weaker reflective writing: –may simply ________ writing and reading experiences. –may show little ______________, analysis or insight. –may demonstrate little awareness of writing for a___________________ ____________. Often, the only connection to the audience is included at the top of a letter—Dear _______, Stronger reflective writing: –demonstrates ____________ literacy experiences that show _______/growth in writing. –demonstrates __________________ of literacy experiences through insightful analysis of learning events. –targets a _______________________ ______________________ and shows careful consideration of audience’s needs to clearly communicate the purpose of the piece.

Weaker reflective writing: –demonstrates little idea development; writing may simply _________ pieces in the portfolio. –may demonstrate listings that are organized __________ (e.g., I learned this... I learned this...) with few or no connections. –may narrate an experience for ___________________ ____________than to narrate an experience. Stronger reflective writing: –demonstrates careful idea development and makes _______________ to literacy growth experiences. –demonstrates _________ ___________________ with insightful connections through analysis and reflection. –demonstrates narration of experience for the transactive purpose of analyzing growth in literacy to show ________ on writing and _________.

Weaker reflective writing: –may be “cookie cutter.” Writing may seem “____________.” All pieces in a class may sound ___________. Stronger reflective writing: –is _______________ to the student and his/her learning experiences.

What can I write about? A student writer might analyze his growth as a writer by focusing on a ________________ learning experience that ______________ his literacy. For example, he might analyze the inquiry process he went through to write the analytical lab report he included in his portfolio. The piece would be very individual and ____________ to the student.

What can I write about? A student might, instead, talk about how she developed in writing ______________ reading. Perhaps as a child she read every Nancy Drew mystery available. She noticed that as she grew older, the ____________ experiences influenced her ____________ as she liked to write stories that were mysterious. This sparked her interest in writing (and thus reinforced the interest in reading), and, as she grew, her writing growth is evident in the mystery story she included in her portfolio.

What can I write about? As a third example—same purpose, to analyze growth as a writer through literacy—a student might recognize the importance a particular ______________ played in his growth. He writes a personal essay showing how this happened—how the learning experiences he had while in that teacher’s class helped make him the ____________ he is today. Or, he might write a letter to that teacher, discussing particular _____________ experiences that really made an impression on him.