HIEU 201 REFLECTION ESSAY
HIEU 201
Reflection Essay Instructions
Purpose:
· To analyze a specific topic from one of the chapters in the Mind Tap reading.
Requirements:
· The essay must include a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
· The thesis statement must clearly answer the question posed and provide strong analysis.
· There must be no use of first or second person pronouns.
· There must be no use of contractions, slang, or colloquial phrases.
· The paper must follow college-level requirements for grammar.
· You must make proper use of the format options provided, indenting paragraphs and using a professional font size and style.
· The paper must be 700–1000 words, including parenthetical citations. Word count must be provided at the end of the essay.
· Parenthetical citations, following current Turabian guidelines, must be provided where appropriate. (See example below for details.)
Grading:
1. Formatting, college-level grammar and mechanics, and overall clarity of language will be considered.
2. A strong and clear analysis must be evident throughout, and the body of the paper must clearly support the thesis.
3. Support must be drawn from the MindTap readings, course lectures, and other documents. Outside research can be conducted but must be properly cited within the body of the paper as well as at the end in a reference list.
4. All support must be properly cited using current Turabian guidelines, and university guidelines must be followed in giving proper credit to both outside sources and the use of the course textbook or lectures.
5. See Reflection Essay Grading Rubric for details and point distribution.
Source Citation Example:
According to Perry et al., “When Socrates was seventy, he was accused of corrupting the youth” (Perry, 81).
Socrates, though a great teacher and influential in the lives of many, never wrote down any of his teachings, leaving it to his pupils to carry on his teachings (Perry, 81).
Submission:
· Type your essay directly into the textbox, or copy and paste the finished product from a Word document into the textbox. Click “Submit for Grading.”
Your Reflection Essay is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module/Week 7.