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What is reflective writing?

Reflective writing is a process of describing a learning experience, exploring why it matters, and using those insights to make connections that guide future thinking and performance.

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“Transformed the way students engage”

Incorporating reflective writing into my course has transformed the way students engage with the material—rather than just memorizing concepts, they critically analyze their learning, connect it to real-world applications, and develop a deeper sense of personal and professional growth.

Dr. Jamie Jensen, Biology

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“Important for transfer”

Some of the research on reflection suggests that reflection is really important for transfer. If you want students to be able to transfer the knowledge that they have to different contexts, reflection is a really important part of that.

Dr. Shannon Stimpson, English

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“The most important thing I took from class”

The opportunity to think about what I learned, how I applied it, and where I still want to improve was the most important thing I took from class.

Johnathan, WRTG 150 Student

Reflective writing can be implemented into any class, regardless of subject!

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