Reflect on your writing process for essays. Which part of writing an essay do you struggle with the most (for example: developing a thesis, organizing ideas, finding strong evidence, writing introductions, or explaining your analysis)? Which parts of essay writing do you feel most confident about? Explain why you feel strong in those areas and what specifically makes the challenging part difficult for you. Include at least one goal for how you plan to improve your essay writing skills.

 Prompt Response: I struggle with the most with coming up with a good commentary paragraph that supports my claim. The part I feel most confident now is citing evidence from the text that is relevant. I feel so strong in that area because of how I can correlate the text to my claim. I find the other part difficult because transition words and structuring it correctly. I plan on improving this by writing more and putting more efforts into anything that has to do with figurative language for example texting.

Summary: We worked on finishing our evidence sheet.

Reflection: I learned to find relevant evidence that corresponds with my claim.

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