Reflective cover memo. Social Sciences Essay Assignment

Please write a reflective cover memo as a part of a final portfolio for a writing course.
Here are all the writing assignments throughout this quarter. My topic is about artificial intelligence. https://wenjiecui(dot)blogspot(dot)com/2020/06/how-to-deal-with-labor-displacement.html
Please considering the following questions in the instructions.
Make up some difficult of interesting parts of writing if you need to.
instructions：
One half of your portfolio will be a reflective cover memo, addressed to anyone looking at your portfolio. This memo should be less about specific pieces of writing (as the annotations are) and more about your work as a whole this quarter. It should be a story of change, of how you developed as a writer in this course. You might try responding to some of these prompts (but you will not have space to respond to all of these):
What was your best piece of writing this quarter? What do you think made it work so well? How is it better than other things you composed?
What was your process of writing like? Did you find writing blog posts more or less difficult than previous school writing? Why do you think so?
What do you think you learned about yourself as a writer and/or blogger in this course? What kind of writer are you? How do you know?
What is the most important thing you learned about writing and/or blogging this quarter?
Which rhetorical strategies did you feel were most useful in composing your blog posts?
What were some difficulties you had with writing this semester? How did you work to overcome them?
In what ways has your understanding of your chosen topic changed as a result of reading and blogging about it? Did you change your mind at any point about some issue?
What do you know now (or know how to do) that you didn’t at the beginning of the semester?
Remember: this is not a checklist, but rather a list of prompts you might use to get you into a reflective mode. There is no single, “correct” way to produce this reflection, since it has to do with your own processes, and will therefore be unique to you. This letter should follow the standard conventions of letter writing (such as beginning with “Dear Reader” and ending with “Sincerely” and your name), and it should also come to about 750-1000 words in length.