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Don’t stress about this journal writing! Write whatever you want, however you want. You can write about what you are learning in class, your daily life, personal relationships, your dreams, or whatever is on your mind that day. You can take risks, make mistakes, outline, or make notes on the course in your reflective journal, too. The goal is to get more comfortable with the idea and practice of writing.

If you find yourself struggling for something to write about, check out these suggested journal topics:

• Describe the most memorable day of your life.
• List the reasons you chose to attend college.
• Describe what it means to be a parent or your child rearing philosophy. Alternatively, describe what your childhood was like. What do you recall?
• Discuss some mentors in your life. Describe who you most admire and why. Discuss the people who support you on your educational journey.
• Describe your dream job.
• Recount your greatest success or mistake and what you learned from it.
• Describe and discuss your favorite film, book, or story.

To complete and submit this assignment, follow these instruction:

• Select the topic you want to write about this week.
• Choose the format you will use for the Weekly Reflective Writing Journal assignments (e.g., Microsoft® Word or hand-written on paper).
• Write 1 to 1 ½ pages in your journal. Once you complete your journal entry, write a summary sentence or phrase that captures your writing experience or your topic.
• Post your summary sentence or phrase into the text box below these instructions to receive credit for this week’s Reflective Journal Writing assignment.