Senior Project Reflection Paper

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Senior Project Self Evaluation Upon reflection, I believe with utter sincerity that I chose the right project for me. The main reason is because it deals with the importance of nature and its preservation. Also, I knew that I wanted to work on a project that could potentially change a person’s outlook on my topic, and I believe that I may have done just that. This project has helped me connect with members of my community that I otherwise would not have, and that is priceless. Personally, I don’t think that anyone could ever do enough research on any one topic. However, I did have an ample amount of information in order to write my ten page paper. The source I valued the most was a book that my Grandpa gave me. This book, Keeping Bees and Making Honey by Alison Benjamin and Brian McCallum, taught me so many things about keeping bees and their history. Honey bees are very delicate creatures that are so vital to the survival of the Earth, and I am not sure that I would have realized that fact as well as I have since researching them and understanding them. I believe that I started researching early enough in the process of my project that I was able to apply my new knowledge into all aspects of it. In fact, I had …show more content…

I added a few paragraphs as well as made changes to many word choices, grammatical errors, and format errors. I changed the placement of paragraphs, removes sentences, added new sentences, and changes the paper as a whole. I wrote my rough draft early enough to be able to receive constructive criticism on my paper and be able to ponder how to fix them and what to add to the paper. I think that having a rough draft and the ability to revise is vital for not only perfecting the paper, but growing as a student. Learning from one’s mistakes is vital in this world, and when one’s mistakes are circled and highlighted, it illuminates the need for growth in certain areas, and that is valuable beyond

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