Reflection Paper #1

s far in the course. In doing so, be sure to reference at least 3 examples using specific class material and our discussions. Describe how these experiences have helped you develop your ever-growing multicultural worldview and how you may use these insights in the future. Note any additional goals you have for the remainder of the course to help improve your understanding of diversity and cross-cultural psychology as well as how you plan to achieve these goals.

Reflection Outline

1. Introduction
2. Orient your reader to the purpose of your piece
3. Briefly outline what you will cover
4. End with a segue into your body, which will likely be a strong thesis statement.
5. Example 1 (feel free to give a creative subject heading here)
6. Brief description of the example, citing specific course material/activities
7. What you learned from this example that was new/different
8. Summarize your thoughts, feelings, and reactions
9. How this experience helped you better understand diversity
10. How you may use this experience/understanding in the future
11. Example 2 (feel free to give a creative subject heading here)
12. Brief description of the example, citing specific course material/activities
13. What you learned from this example that was new/different
14. Summarize your thoughts, feelings, and reactions
15. How this experience helped you better understand diversity
16. How you may use this experience/understanding in the future
17. Example 3 (feel free to give a creative subject heading here)
18. Brief description of the example, citing specific course material/activities
19. What you learned from this example that was new/different
20. Summarize your thoughts, feelings, and reactions
21. How this experience helped you better understand diversity
22. How you may use this experience/understanding in the future
23. Conclusion (feel free to give a creative subject heading here)
24. Restate purpose
25. Restate thesis
26. Summarize key takeaways from these examples collectively

Paper Writing Guidelines:

• Paper should meet the 1,000-word mark (title page and references do not count toward the length requirement).
• Paper should be written in ; this includes title page and document formatting (1-inch margins, double-spaced, 12-point font, etc.) as well as properly formatted in-text citations and reference page. An abstract is not required.
• This paper will have in-text citations throughout, which will include your learning resources and any other source you utilize. So, you will have at least 3 resources, cited in the text properly in APA format as well as a full references page to close your piece.
• Apply sound writing mechanics: write with clarity and pay attention to spelling/grammar. Consider reading your paper out loud or having a friend, family member, or dictation software read it back to you for a different perspective.
• Use subject headings to visually organize your paper for you and your reader. These can correspond with the outline above.