Reflection on Open Letter Draft

In this blog post, I will be addressing the peer revisions that I did and that others completed for my paper. I peer reviewed Katherine and Mark's letters.

1. Did you demonstrate an ability to think about your writing and about yourself as a writer?

I believe I demonstrated an ability to think about my writing and about myself. In my letter, I addressed the topic of my own writing more narratively than analytically, which is something I plan to improve in my next draft.

2. Did you provide analysis of your experience, writing assignments, or concepts you've learned?

I provided analysis, but it was mostly vague and open-ended. I plan to focus my analytical comments, and support each one with specific support from my previous writing.

"When Will My Reflection Show Who I am Inside," Anonymous 

3. Did you provide concrete examples from your own writing?

No. I did not. I alluded to examples, but there are no hyperlinks or details.

4. Did you explain certain choices and whether those choices were effective?

I did not go into detail about certain choices and whether or not those choices were effective. I will be adding this part into my draft.

5. Did you use specific terms and concepts related to writing and the writing process?

Yes, I did.