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Crafting Reflection: The Art

of Writing Reflection Essay


A Form of Creative NonFiction
Lesson Objectives

• Explain the relationship of elements and


ideas found in the various forms and types
of creative nonfictional texts through close
reading.
• Compare and contrast the different forms
and types of creative nonfictional texts.
• Deliver an artistic presentation
summarizing, analyzing, and commenting
on a chosen creative nonfictional text
representing a particular type or form.
Definition

Reflection Essay
This is a type of academic or personal writing that explores
the writer’s thoughts, emotions, and experiences on a
particular topic or event. Unlike other forms of academic
writing, such as research papers or argumentative essays,
reflection essays focus on introspection and self-
examination, often incorporating personal anecdotes,
insights, and reflections.
Purposes

Reflection Essay
• Critical thinking and analysis
• Self Discovery and Awareness
• Learning and Development
• Communication Skills
• Empathy and Perspective-Taking
• Professional Development
Characteristics

Reflection Essay

• Personal narrative intertwined with analysis


• Insights and reflections on experiences and
events
• Intimate and subjective perspective
Sources of Inspiration
for Reflection Essay

Personal Experiences
Significant Life Events
Observation and Interactions
Literature, Films, or Artworks that Resonate
Pre-Writing Phase

Brainstorming: Reflecting on Potential Topics

Selecting a Focused Topic: Narrowing Down Your


Ideas

Outlining: Structuring Your Reflection Essay


Introduction
Body
Conclusion

Key points to explore


Introduction

• In this part, grasping the reader’s attention


is important.
• The overall focus or the main idea of the
reflection can also be stated in this part by
making a Thesis Statement
• Introduce the topic in 5-10 sentences
• Always use the First-Person Pronoun
Body

• The events are arranged in chronological


order.
• Each paragraph should focus on a specific
aspect or experience
• There should be a topic sentence,
supporting details, and a concluding
sentence.
• Transition smoothly between ideas.
• It should have the Who, What, When, Why
and How.
Conlusion

• This is where the ideas are wrapped up or


summarized.
• It is a part where the thesis statement is
restated.
• Offer final insights or reflections
Writing Phase

Writing Style: Finding your voice

Descriptive Language: Painting Vivid Scenes

Dialogue: Bringing characters and conversations to


life
Reflective Analysis: Going Beyond Description
The Power of Reflection

Importance of Self-Reflection in Writing


Digging Deeper: Exploring the Meaning Behind
Experiences
Lessons Learned: Growth and Development through
Reflection
Revision and Editing

Revision Editing

Refine your reflection essay by reviewing Polish your prose by checking grammar,
structure, coherence and flow. punctuation, and spelling.
Clarify ideas and enhance clarity. Ensure consistency in tone and style.
Peer Feedback and Revision

Seeking Feedback Incorporating Feedback Final Revision

External perspectives Revising Based on Fine-tuning your


Suggestions reflection essay
Close Reading Sample Reflection
Essays
How to Write a Reflective Essay

1.Always keep a journal or diary to record your experiences especially the


interesting events that happen in your life.
2.Choose a topic that is interesting especially the topic related to your
experiences.
3.Follow related literature or theories that can help you develop and improve
your topic.
4.It should be planned well and have in-depth research about your chosen
topic.
Thank You

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