What modifications did you implement in your final submission compared to your draft? Why did you choose to make these particular changes? What were you aiming to achieve or improve with these revisions?

Use the outcomes of the two analyses from the MWrite supplement to frame your writing and write a 500 – 800 word opinion editorial (op-ed) piece for Collegiate Courtside Chronicle (see resource 1Links to an external site. and resource 2Links to an external site. This final submission assignment is an opportunity to revise your draft, see your writing through a different lens, and reflect on what changes you need to make to produce a polished, well-crafted op-ed. Assignment Instructions: Along with revising your draft, please be sure to include a reflective paragraph and the word count. Revise Your Draft: Utilizing the self-assessment assignment, thoroughly revise your initial draft (see MWrite prompt). Focus on areas you identified as needing improvement, whether it’s clarity, argument strength, organization, or other aspects. The goal is to elevate your work from its original state to a more refined and effective final product.

Reflective Paragraph: Include in your final submission a reflective paragraph that outlines the specific changes you made from the draft to the final version. In this paragraph, address the following questions: What modifications did you implement in your final submission compared to your draft? Why did you choose to make these particular changes? What were you aiming to achieve or improve with these revisions? How do you think the changes you made contribute to the overall effectiveness of your final submission? How did the process of creating and reviewing your draft shape your understanding of the assignment’s requirements? Instructions: This reflective paragraph should be between 150 and 250 words. The reflection paragraph should be placed at the end of your opinion editorial. Note: the word count for the reflective paragraph is separate and in addition to the word count for the opinion editorial. Objective of the Reflective Paragraph: Your reflective paragraph is not just an account of the changes made; it’s an introspective look into your thought process and the changes you decided to make in order to improve your opinion editorial. This exercise is designed to help you critically analyze your own work and understand the rationale behind your revisions.

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