I will attach the Literature review paper that we did previously as well as peer review & feedback. Also, I’ll list the other works done in this course since we’re writing about them as well.

Describe the key argument(s), angle(s) and audience(s)of your literature review. The purpose of writing this is to focus on how the literature review helped you to practice and use the conventions of your discipline (which is biology). Reflect on your writing ability at this point in your academic life, and focus specifically on your strengths and weaknesses as a writer. Reflect on the writing processes you embarked upon and the work you produced this semester leading up to the literature review, that ultimately led to the changes (if any) you had to make to learn about and improve upon your academic writing. Describe your strengths and weaknesses as a writer. Consider both your process and the work that you produce(d). How have you improved? What problem areas still need your attention?

Guidelines: Try to provide an honest, candid reflection. Showing that you are aware of your strengths and weaknesses as a writer is helpful, as you continue to grow in your writing, academically, professionally and personally. Be specific. Saying that you still have problems with citations or that you sometimes struggle to incorporate research is not enough. Many people struggle with these issues, so try to delve more deeply into this reflection. Write informally but grammatically correct. First-person is essential; contractions and well-chosen slang are fine. Include quotes from your work, peer review, feedback, discussion forums, etc.

Length & other requirements: The essay has to be roughly 2-3 pages, plus a reference page. You will need to cite in this essay. You may cite a quote from an article, the textbook, the readings, a classmate, your own work…Be sure to use either MLA or APA format correctly. You must include all used sources of information in this essay.