Reflection About Smoking

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Self-reflection essay: Smoking When critiquing one’s own writing, many are compelled to honestly say their opinion. This is a struggle for everyone, a struggle of honesty and coming to terms with your own abilities. Here, I am required to give a critique based upon my final essay #3 about smoking by using the Research Paper Evaluation Rubric and place myself in one of the four categories. I find myself stuck between inadequate and successful but in the end after great consideration, I can honestly say that I belong in the successful category. I belong in the successful category and not in the inadequate category because successful requires an adequate fulfillment of the course outcomes while inadequate demonstrates an inadequate fulfillment of the course out comes. My essay has all the requirements of successful, where I analyze the subject simply and to my best understanding instead of inadequate where I fail to analyze the subject correctly. The rubric states …show more content…

An inadequate essay is described to have poor organization, confusing logic, and many grammatical errors, etc. I believe that by these requirements my essay definitely falls under successful. My essay does not have poor organization and I tried my best to place each paragraph to where it correlates to the paragraphs before and after it. While I may have a few grammatical mistakes they are not great enough nor poor enough to classify my essay as inadequate because despite these few errors my essay still manages to make complete sense. The logic I used in my essay is perfectly understandable among many people. The logic I used basically states that smoking is bad and harms people in many ways. I backed up my logic with credible evidences to show that many other people understand and agree with the logic I used in my

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