Reflection papers provide opportunities for you to pause and think about your experiences.

The purpose of this paper is for you to take a moment to reflect and then write about what you learned and in what ways your knowledge, thinking, and/or actions changed as a result of this course.

Below are some questions to guide you in writing this paper. Create a fluid, cohesive paper. Your ideas/main points are connected and supported by personal examples, course material (including your textbook(s) and outside resources. Please do not simply copy and paste the question and provide a response. Also, do not give limited responses such asyes, don't know, and/or no.

What key ideas or information have you learned about the subject of this course?

What have you learned about how to use or apply the content of the course?

What aspects of your knowledge, thinking, or actions have you been able to integrate or connect to this learning experience?

How have your interests, feelings, or values changed as a result of this learning experience?

What biblical themes, truths and worldviews correspond with what you learned?

Think back over the courses in your chosen major. Have you found yourself applying some of the new skills you have learned at work or in your community and/or family life?

If so, share a couple of examples. If not, why not?

How have you been able to synthesize (integrate, blend) what you learned in your major course work with your prior knowledge and skills?