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Reflect on the Unit

Your final task is to reflect on the unit in your Google journal for 4.52 Unit Journal Reflection.

Write a one-half page entry using the topics below as a guide.

Think about what you have learned about writing

What was your primary purpose in this writing piece? Why did you choose this critical lens?
In the end, what did you “uncover”? Were the results similar to or different from what you anticipated/hypothesized?
Describe the research/writing process. What went well? What was difficult? How was the research/writing process similar and different to research/writing processes you’ve done in the past?
How were the mentor texts useful to you in your writing process?
What did you learn about Critical Lens essay? How would you prepare differently in the future?

Also think about what you learned through reading your book.

Which characters seemed most compelling? Why?
What lessons can you learn from the characters, setting, plot, or theme?
What might our society learn? How does this book serve as a warning?

Lastly, share anything else you learned whether school related or "life" related. Share anything you feel that I should know.

Submit the link to your journal on the next page.