Write an essay reflecting

Use a traditional structure for academic writing, with introduction (including thesis statement) supporting paragraphs, and conclusion. You could try the following technique:

1. Think of your thesis as a "then and now" proposition. Your essay's introduction can offer readers a brief look at why you took WRTG 101 and lead to a thesis statement that begins with a phrase such as "I began WRTG 101 with "X" writing skills; now I..."

2. Discuss when/where/why you learned particular skills. Remembering how you completed assignments as well as any materials you find in the classroom that you think are relevant (these can come from Course Content, discussions, the online resources, the feedback you received on drafts of essays, etc.), discuss when/where/how/why you learned particular skills that helped you complete assignments successfully and increase

your writing skill set.

3. Discuss problems you faced and how you dealt with them.

4. In your conclusion, consider the skills you feel you are taking away from WRTG 101 and how these skills will help you in future courses you take. Consider also areas you think you will want to continue to try to improve. The areas you discuss could include writing skills and/or more general skills like time management and study habits.