First, When you quote something from any of the 4 articles you have to write the exact sentence + the page number and but them in a quotation mark. like this "......" ( ..... 17). Then, you have to explain that in your own words just for few sentence.

Subject: Memoir Writing

The workshop presenter: Author Angela Martin (she wrote a book with her friend (JUST CATE)

Some of the points that are discussed in the workshop:

· Productivity, fluency, analytical skills, organizational skills (creative time line-novelization of memoir-structure of the book that she wrote (Just Cate)).

· She talked about (Voice present tense, first person)

· Sensitivity, flexibility, Originality, …..

· Who You were and who You are.

· Adjectives and noun about me such as advisor, helper, Engineer, ….., and I am statement such as (I am the man who can plan, design, and face all the challenges I encounter in my life and ready for what might I face in the future.

Content of Reflective Paper: In your essay, please address the following questions, with a strong emphasis on Question #3 (which should constitute the main portion of your essay):

1. What was your reaction to the workshop? Was this a new or familiar experience for you? What were your expectations? Were they met? If so, how? If not, why?

2. What most surprised you about the workshop?

3. Which of the Creativity Traits (refer to the Creativity Traits definition section in the syllabus) applied to the presenter? Which applied to you? Choose three orfour traits each for you and for the presenter (they don’t have to be the same ones). Elaborate on each one with specific examples from class.

4. Beyond the particular activities performed in the class, what else did you value as a learning experience? How can you apply what you learned to other pursuits, including your present and/or future work and life?

Avoid critiquing the workshop presenter. Stay focused on your own engagement and experience. Do not summarize. Keep the focus on your own reactions, observations, experiences and analysis. Do not research the topic or write about it in general terms.