In a section titled Recursive Writing Sheet. This page should include a picture of your Recursive Writing Sheet and a 150-200 word framing statement discussing your favorite writing and reading strategies and how you plan to use these strategies outside of English Composition. You can refer to future reading and writing projects, but you might also consider expanding your reflection to other projects or processes.

Here attached is my recursive writing sheet. As you can see listed I have my favorite active reading strategies, brainstorming strategies, drafting strategies, revision strategies and polishing strategies. I will use these strategies in the future because they work really well for me now. My active reading strategies include reading out loud, giving my input, asking questions, and making connections. This will help me in all my classes to come so I can relate my school work to specific things. My brainstorming strategies are simple and include listing ideas, making an organized web, and collecting quotes that I want to use. This helps me when I go back to reread the piece because I point out specific things that I want to remember and use in the future. When I start my draft I first make an outline and include each topic that I plan on writing about along with any evidence I have to support it. This process is easy and it gives me a great base to start writing about my ideas. It helps me start on time instead of putting it off till the last minute. That will help me in the future because it will keep me right on schedule. My revision strategies include annotating my own paper, reading it out loud, making sure my thesis flows through my essay, and reading the They say/I say book to give me pointers and a variety of sentence starters. Lastly I polish my paper to make sure there are no mistakes. I check my spelling and grammar and make sure each sentence makes sense. This process goes in depth so I can make sure that I am handing in something that I am happy with.