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Reflection on Active Reading Skills

The reflection paper assignment requires students to analyze their reading habits and experiences with the article 'Learning to Listen in Polarized Times.' It prompts them to consider their prior knowledge of reading, their reading style, and the effectiveness of annotating. Additionally, students are encouraged to reflect on how the article's content relates to their personal lives and what changes they might implement in future assignments.

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Reflection on Active Reading Skills

The reflection paper assignment requires students to analyze their reading habits and experiences with the article 'Learning to Listen in Polarized Times.' It prompts them to consider their prior knowledge of reading, their reading style, and the effectiveness of annotating. Additionally, students are encouraged to reflect on how the article's content relates to their personal lives and what changes they might implement in future assignments.

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Reflection Paper 2

Directions
Write a reflection on the active reading assignment you completed for the “Learning to
Listen in Polarized Times” article in English 101.

Do not answer each question below individually; use them to generate ideas.

Things to consider:

• What did you know about reading before this unit?


• Would you characterize yourself as an active or passive reader? Why?
• How was the experience of annotating and writing stages of thought for you?
What worked well? What didn’t?
• What changes might you make in your future assignments as a result of this
section of the class?
• What do you thin about the content of the article? Does it interest you? Why or
why not? How is it related (or not) to your life?

Reminders
Make sure to read your notes from our discussion on reflective writing and the general
directions on reflection papers before you submit your assignment.

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