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Reaction Paper Writing Guide

The document outlines instructions for writing a reaction paper based on a chosen topic from a lesson. It requires students to express their viewpoint, provide a critique, and pose a discussion question. Additionally, it includes guided questions to help organize thoughts and specifies submission guidelines.

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Reaction Paper Writing Guide

The document outlines instructions for writing a reaction paper based on a chosen topic from a lesson. It requires students to express their viewpoint, provide a critique, and pose a discussion question. Additionally, it includes guided questions to help organize thoughts and specifies submission guidelines.

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Activity: Reaction Paper – Reflect, Critique, and Question

Instructions:

1. From the lesson discussed, choose one topic that caught your
interest the most.

2. Write a reaction paper that contains the following:

o Your viewpoint on the topic (agreement, disagreement, or a


unique insight).

o A brief critique: Is there something about the topic that needs


to be challenged, clarified, or explored further?

o Raise at least one question that you think is worth discussing


with your classmates or teacher.

3. Respond to the guided questions below to help you organize your ideas
clearly.

4. Length: Minimum of 10 sentences, maximum of 20 sentences only.

5. Write your reaction on a piece of paper, then take a clear photo or


scan your work.

6. Upload your file to the respective Google Drive link below.

Guided Questions

 What part of the topic stood out to you and why?

 Do you agree or disagree with the idea presented? Why or why


not?

 How is this topic relevant to today’s world or your personal


life?

 What issue, confusion, or contradiction can you see in the


topic?

 If you were to explain this to someone your age, how would


you make them care about it?

UPLOAD YOUR ANSWER like the way we used to do from prelim. Use your
SURNAME_INITIAL OF FIRST NAME AS FILLE NAME/S. Make sure the
picture/scan output is READABLE. You may upload more than one picture of
your work as you divide it into parts. Just make sure the filename is correct.

Here is the drive link:

For MONDAY Class = [Link]


QYR5eBNDEXIbASwjBsydE?usp=sharing

For TUESDAY CLASS = [Link]


in9GLCZQjbxdHGvXxCxOIjp?usp=sharing

For WEDNESDAY = [Link]


2ZG4yAHXvPt6BQswpcPU2VO7PM5hcKf?usp=sharing

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