Prompt: Reflect on your writing process for essays. Which part of writing an essay do you struggle with the most (for example: developing a thesis, organizing ideas, finding strong evidence, writing introductions, or explaining your analysis)? Which parts of essay writing do you feel most confident about? Explain why you feel strong in those areas and what specifically makes the challenging part difficult for you. Include at least one goal for how you plan to improve your essay writing skills.

 Prompt Response: Developing a thesis is a struggle for me, at times I find it hard to understand how to write a thesis, which leads me to get stuck on it for a while. I personally can not come back to something knowing that it is undone, instead of coming back to it later and starting my body paragraphs, I spend lots of my time trying to get it out of the way so I can feel like I'm actually progressing. I feel very confident about my paragraphs, I find it easy to find evidence when I know exactly what I'm doing. One goal to improve such thing should be to write down beforehand such as the thesis, claims, or conclusions because those don't have to be as long as the body paragraphs. 

Summary: March 16, 2026, Absent from school

Reflection:  I strive to be the best that I can be everyday in any way that I possibly can be, for the good of my mental, physical and spiritual health, and for my love ones. 

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