This guide will provide supplemental information regarding your course on Liberation Theology, along with research tips and tricks to help you succeed.
Do write your ideas in a descriptive manner. Your thoughts must be stated clearly, so your readers understand exactly what you wanted to say.
Do remember: despite your essay being of a reflective type, it is still an academic paper, so try to keep it as formal as possible.
Do follow the classical structure: an introduction, main body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
Do keep in mind: you should write your essay basing it not only on a personal experience, but also using some factual material.
Don’t
Don’t be too personal. Despite the fact a reflective essay is based on personal experience, remember you are writing an academic essay, not a letter to a friend.
Don’t try to cram all your experiences into one essay; choose the most important and significant moments.
Don’t try to write everything at once. Compose a mind-map and create an outline which gives a clear direction to your writing.
Don’t make your essay a free-flowing analysis, including all your unstructured thoughts, insights, and ideas. Sort your ideas in a logical order.
