Reflection Writing and Analysis Techniques

Miss Clark introduces the concept of reflection in the English SBA, emphasizing its purpose to explain how materials shape thinking. She introduces the SIQ system (Summarize, Impact, Quote) to guide students in writing reflections. The video provides a step-by-step guide on using the SIQ system, structuring paragraphs, and analyzing a sample paragraph. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

What is the main focus of Miss Clark's video?

• Creative writing

• Grammar rules

• Reflection writing

• Literature analysis

What is the purpose of reflection in the English SBA?

• To list all references

• To critique the author's style

• To summarize the content

• To explain how materials shaped your thinking

What does the 'S' in the SIQ system stand for?

• Summarize

• Support

• Synthesize

• Simplify

What should you do in the 'Summarize' step?

• Provide a detailed analysis

• Critique the author's style

• Give a brief overview of the content

• List all references

In the 'Impact' step, what should you discuss?

• The length of the material

• The publication date

• How the material impacted you

• The author's background

What is the purpose of the 'Quote' step?

• To list all references

• To support your points with quotes

• To provide a personal opinion

• To summarize the material

How many paragraphs should your reflection have?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What should be included in the first sentence of each paragraph?

• A quote from the material

• The title, author, and year of publication

• A personal opinion

• A rhetorical question

What is the main takeaway from the sample paragraph analysis?

• Teen moms lack leadership skills

• Teen moms struggle in adulthood

• Teen moms can become successful

• Teen moms are often misunderstood

What should you do after summarizing and quoting?

• Provide a personal opinion

• Critique the author's style

• List all references

• Add more quotes