Submitting WP1 and the Reflection

The reflection

please reflect on your essay by revisiting the list below, which comes from the WP1 assignment(Which is atttached).  Evaluate how effectively you did each of the following, while using examples from your essay to demonstrate and explain the points you make:

summarize a current discussion, such as debate, concern, or question within your major that is of interest to a lay audience who wants to understand more about the debate, concern, or question.

we should have a good understanding of the discussion, which includes the different views held by those engaged in the discussion, what those views might have in common and where they diverge, and why the discussion should be of interest to your readers: a lay audience. By a lay audience, think of other college students who are not in the BSPA online degree program or other business degree programs.

Use three sources, with at least one being popular and one being scholarly. (You may decide whether your third source is scholarly or popular.)

• Cite all sources you use in your WP1 (As you know, you must cite all ideas that are not your own and use in-text citations when paraphrasing, summarizing, and quoting.  We need to use signal phrases with quotations.). Be sure to include in-text citations and a reference page at the end of your essay with all the sources you used.
• Please explain what you learned about your own writing when you reviewed your classmate’s essay or your own essay.
• Please explain what you learned about the effectiveness of your WP1 during our conference.
• In a final paragraph, please select one of the following QUESTIONs that best describes these components of your essay when considered collectively: your introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion, overall essay organization, your explanation of the debate you selected, your explanation of jargon if you used it, your transitions between paragraphs, and your in-text citations, while being sure to explain and support your choice*:
• Exemplary
• Proficient

Developing

Novice (beginner)