Reflections

At the end of each chapter, do a quick reflection on your progress. Ask your teacher how they would like you to answer the reflecting questions. Blog? Paper? Document? Orally? 

What was accomplished in this chapter?
What was the most important thing you learned?
What is your plan for next chapter?
What are you most proud of accomplishing in this chapter?
Did you use your time effectively?
Did you encounter and hurdles? Did you overcome them?
What are you most looking forward to next? Least looking forward to?

List of prompts to help you write in your journal:

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