Which item describes the function of reflective writing?

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I would say to convey thoughts and feelings because when I wrote them in class my english teacher would tell us to write down what we think about the passage.

ra1l [238]3 years ago

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The correct answer is the following:<em> option D. The function of reflective writing is to convey thoughts and feelings.</em> As the term itself states, "reflective writing" come from making a reflection through your work. A reflection is a form of personal response to experiences, situations or events. It is also proof that a process of thoughts and emotions has been made in order to reach to that conclusion. In reflective writing the author will describe the event, real or imaginative, to then add a personal reflection on the meaning of this event, and how it impacted the writer's life or perspective.

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