My Reflection: Myself As A Writer

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To begin this reflection, conduct an inventory of all the writing you have done for this course, looking both forward and backward at your progress in the course. Once you have done so, write a reflective piece about where you stand at midterm and where you’d like to go during the second half of this course. Reflect on what you’re learning about your writing process, your strengths as a writer, and your preferences and writing habits. Be specific, provide details and descriptions, and explain your reasoning throughout this brief reflective section. The knowledge I am getting from this course is a real-world skill. This course opened my eyes more than I expected. In course goal assignment, I wrote my all my expectation from this course this

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