CRITICAL REFLECTIONS

CRITICAL REFLECTIONS

Over the course of the semester students are expected to write two ( 2 ) Critical Reflections selected from the assigned Critical Reflections reading list (See Below). Students can choose, from the reading list, any one ( 1 ) readings, but the first reading and subsequent Critical Reflection will be preselected (non negotiable) by the beginning of the semester. What is a Critical Reflection? A Critical Reflection (interpretive essay) has two missions: to summarize a source’s main idea and to respond to the source’s main ideas with reactions based on your synthesis. Source: How to Write a Critical Response, How to Approach Critical Thinking Evaluation Criteria for each Critical Reflection:

• Critical Thinking – analysis of original text and development of a thoughtful and coherent argument
• Bibliography. It must include three (3) external references beyond those provided in the original text, these external references should support your thesis (argument).
• Correct and appropriate use of Language, Grammar and Spelling
• Document formatted with appropriate sections and styled – 11pt Type Size and 1.5 Line Spacing.

General Guidelines: Each Critical Reflection should not exceed two pages (excluding images, bibliography etc.). These Critical Reflections must be uploaded, in PDF Format, to your Github CART 360 Repository by December 6th 2019. Critical Reflections submitted after the 6th December will NOT BE ACCEPTED.