I did the outline( i will darg the file to you) for this project and I need you to do each draft(1-2- and the reflection):

Draft 1:

• 350+ words
• Offer a brief introduction
• Present and explain 1+ (of the 3 total) concepts or ideas you have learned about writing, conducting research or advocating in this course
• Provide a concrete example for each concept/idea from your own writing and experiences

Your goal for this assignment is to compose the first half of your Capstone – Reflection essay.

The introduction for this type of an essay is short, often a hundred words or less, so the main focus here should be on presenting and explaining the concepts/ideas that you learned.

For this first draft, I recommend completing your introduction and at least 1 concept/idea fully. You might start discussing a second concept/idea too but do not need to complete it yet.

The most important thing here is to be original and specific. Focus on YOUR experiences, not those of your classmates. Then consider how you can best illustrate that learning with examples from your projects or activities.

You are welcome to, and in fact encouraged, to take a look at the reflections you finished after each unit in our class to get some additional ideas. You are also encouraged to think about how you can link these ideas to your major or future career plans.

It is okay if you have learned similar things to your peers; we are all in this class together! However, make sure your explanations and examples are original and avoid outside sources when possible. You are your own best source for this project.

Draft 2:

• 750+ words
• Offer a brief introduction, 3 ideas or concepts you learned with specific examples, and a brief conclusion
• Works Cited page included (if sources are used)

Your goal for this second draft is to finish composing the rest of your essay.

The introduction and conclusion for your Capstone-Reflection should be very short; make sure to keep the focus on the ideas/concepts you learned about writing, conducting research, or advocating. For each idea, make sure to include a concrete and specific example and explanation.

Based on the outlines and draft 1 that you have submitted, my current advice is for you to think carefully about the examples you are using and rely primarily on your own projects for these.

Remember, this current Capstone is a reflection, which means it focused on your own personal perspective.

You might choose to use some quotes or data from our readings or class activities as well. If you do so, make sure to cite them properly and include them on your Works Cited page.

However, you should not spend the majority of your essay talking about writing in general or the world at large. Think about this project as a way to highlight and reinforce your own learning in the class.

Capstone Reflection:

• 750+ words
• 3 Concepts or Ideas you have learned about writing, conducting research, or advocating in this course
• Provide a concrete example for each from your writing and experiences

Our goal here is to focus on your unique experiences and individual learning. By reflecting on this most important information, it should be clearer to you what you have gained from the class and reinforce those ideas so they stay with you longer.

Since our class has focused on writing and rhetoric, conducting research, and advocating for a cause or idea, you should try to focus on these concepts when reflecting.

You are welcome to, and in fact encouraged, to take a look at the reflections you finished after each unit in our class to get some additional ideas. You are also encouraged to think about how you can link these ideas to your major or future career plans.

The most important thing here is to be original and specific. Focus on YOUR experiences, not those of your classmates. Then consider how you can best illustrate that learning with examples from your projects or activities.

You might choose to use some quotes or data from our readings or class activities as well. If you do so, make sure to cite them properly and include them on your Works Cited page.