For this discussion post, please choose one of the following options. Responses to classmates are not required this week.
Option 1: Reflection on the peer-review process.
Prepare: As you prepare to write your first discussion for this week, take a few moments to
1. Read the comments you received from your classmates and instructor.
2. Review the Grading Rubric for this discussion.
Reflect: Take time to reflect on the review process and the feedback you received.
Write: Based on the feedback you received in Week Three during the peer-review process, as well as the feedback you received from your instructor and your classmates throughout the course, address the following in your post:
1. Describe the main areas of your paper that you need to work on as well as areas that your reviewers felt you did well on.
2. How will/did you remedy any areas of weakness in your paper?
3. Did your reviewer feel you did a solid job addressing your purpose in the personal essay?
4. Did you effectively reach your audience? Why, or why not?
Option 2: My Ashford University Playbook.
Please view the video Attaching Documents to Discussions for assistance attaching word documents in your discussion post.
Help on using the "My Ashford University Course Playbook."
Read: Review the handout, "My Ashford University Course Playbook."
Reflect: Reflect on your strengths and weaknesses in writing and reading as you have experienced them in this course.
Write: Based on your experience taking our course, fill out the "My Ashford University Course Playbook" handout.
1. Fill out the section of the document entitled "ENG121: English Composition 1."
2. Each portion of the table should be 100 to 200 words in length.
3. Upload a copy of your playbook to the discussion forum.
Instructions for Both Options: Reflection posts must be 300 to 400 words in length. Please address only one of the options, and clearly title your post with the option you have chosen. You are not required to respond to your peers, but you may do so if you choose. If you have questions about how to participate in discussions, consult "About Discussions" under the Course Home menu. You are not required to support your claims with additional scholarly sources; however, should you decide to use additional sources, make sure you properly cite any references.