Reflective Writing Prompt

Student Name Professor Name Course Date Writing Reflection Writing is an art and forms the basis of higher education. It may not be possible for students to achieve significant success without knowing what they are to write and how to come up with unique or quality content (Lowe 141). I think that a good academic paper cannot be written without knowing who your target audience is. While writing this essay, I had my target audience in mind: people who have an interest in technology and want to know how it impacts society or culture as a whole. It is a common observation that most of the students feel fear while writing personal reflections, but for me, this has had been a great experience as I learned a lot of new techniques or methods of writing a good argumentative paper. The writing course was of great help because it taught me how to find a good argument. In this essay, I had to write how technology can shape or ruin our lives, and when I began writing the essay, I had to focus on both the pros and cons of technology. At the same time, I kept my target audience in mind. There has been much debate about the effects of technology and arguments are heated on both sides; it could not be possible for me to develop my opinion until or unless I was clear about the advantages and disadvantages of technology. In Finding the Good Argument OR Why Bother With Logic, Rebecca Jones mentions that logic simply means reasoning (Jones 163), and I think that this point is quite valid and authentic. There should a reason for writing everything and if a student is not clear about the purpose and significance of an essay, they may never be able to provi...