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Reflective essay

Your original reflection posts should be around 1 page in length, single-spaced, and include at least two critical and constructive discussion questions related to the weekly topic. The reflection should advance your own position, argument, and critique, rather than restating and summarizing the readings.

Rubric Code: Q252C28

By gsikolia

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Subject: Communication

Type: Reflection

Grade Levels: Graduate

MAC6030A
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Summarizes the context and content of the selected	Poor Provides a somewhat muddled, unclear and rambling summary of the chapter.	Fair Provides a clear but shallow summary of the chapter; may be excessively brief or may include some extraneous information.	Good Provides a clear and concise summary of the chapter context and content.	Excellent Provides a very thorough and clear and concise summary of the chapter context and content.
Identifies and describes your personal reaction to	Poor Attempts to describe your personal reaction to the chapter, but lacks a logical flow and reaction is muddled; no discussion of any relevant issues in the chapter.	Fair Describes your personal reaction to the chapter; includes no discussion of the relevant issues within the chapter.	Good Describes your personal reaction to the chapter; includes a simplistic discussion of the relevant issues within the chapter.	Excellent Thoroughly describes your personal reaction to the chapter; includes discussion of the relevant issues within the chapter.
Grammar, mechanics, and APA style for references a	Poor Contains incorrect info regarding chapter title, author name, and article source and date. Contains numerous errors in grammatical conventions, spelling, and punctuation; substantially interferes with paper’s meaning. Consistently fails to use APA for references/citation	Fair Contains mostly correct info regarding chapter title, author name, and article source and date. Contains frequent errors in grammatical conventions, spelling, and punctuation; errors begin to interfere with paper’s meaning. Inconsistently uses APA formatting for citations/references	Good Contains all correct info regarding article title, author name, and chapter source and date. Contains accurate and proper grammatical conventions, spelling, and punctuation most of the time; errors do not interfere with paper’s meaning. Consistently uses APA for citations/ references	Excellent Contains all correct information regarding chapter title, author name, and chapter source and date. Consistently contains accurate and proper grammatical conventions, spelling, and punctuation. Clearly and consistently uses proper APA formatting for citations/references.