Question 1 Complete research on the web about reflective writing: do a Google search. Finally, using appropriate APA in-text citations and signal phrases to refer to the two sources, found on the web, and write your own definition of reflective writing.
Question 2
After reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_writing_genres, please choose one of the first three held-in-common readings and explain it in terms of a genre. While doing so, defining what genre the reading best represents, explain how the reading's narrative view point or points (first, second, and/or third person narration) and its contents help make that genre successful. If you claim, the reading is a mixture of two genres, then point to your evidence for that claim, which may be found in narration, content, tone, word choice, etc. [Approximately 200 of the 400 words.]
Next, after reading https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/625/05/, analyze the intended audience for the same article, that you used for the first part of this question, by describing the reading's intended audience in terms of demographic characteristics (age, ethnicity, gender, educational-level, income-level, etc.) and second by referring to specific content information-that may be found in the form of words or images-that represent evidence that, that reading's audience is being addressed. Use APA in-text citations and signal phrases appropriately. [Approximately 200 of the 400 words.]
Question 3
If you Google search with the term "critical analysis paper," various definitions of critical analysis are found. So, acritical analysis can be a difficult term or genre to define. In the link, previously given, to Webster University's writing center, you will read, "A critical analysis (sometimes called a critique, critical summary, or book review) is a systematic analysis of an idea, text, or piece of literature that discusses its validity and evaluates its worth." In your "Innovation in a Discipline" paper, you will be writing a critical analysis of that significant innovation in your discipline/major. In Journal #4, first, you are to define what critical analysis means in the "Innovation in a Discipline" paper, and second, you are to explain the difference between a critical analysis and reflective writing
Question 4
After reading Wikipedia's definition for a discourse community, describe here the differences and similarities between a discourse community and an audience. Use examples in your descriptions.
Question 5
Graphic design has a few definitions or components to its "one" definition. Here, you are to explain your definition of graphic design. Make this definition relevant not only to your years before graduation but also to your early years working in your chosen profession.