Reflection on Open Letter Draft

This blog post will reflect on the peer review of my final project draft.

Evan Amos "reading-glasses" Via Wikimedia Public Domain

I reviewed Annelise Dutcher and Michael McMillin's drafts.

My peer review has already helped me gain a better understanding of how I need to change my draft in order for it to fit into the guidelines of the project as a whole, and how in ways it was not addressing the prompt as it should.

• Did I demonstrate an ability to think about my writing and myself as a writer?: Yes, but I need to go further into depth and cover the specifics about myself where I am too vague otherwise.
• Did I provide concrete examples from my own writing assignments or concepts I have learned? Yes, but I need to add more.
• Did I provide analysis of my experiences?: To a degree I did, but I will need to analyze more as I add to the draft.
• Did I provide concrete examples?: Yes, I \will also add more of these as I add to the draft though and hyperlink other examples.
• Did I explain why I made certain choices: No I will attempt to do that to a degree in my final draft.