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1. Copy/paste the subsequent items from your major scholarly project into your Metacognitive Assignment document:

• The sentence or two that best provides your argument or analysis point
• One complete body paragraph that adds at least one reference to a secondary source and demonstrates your best work as a scholarly writer
• The full bibliographic entry for each source you cite in the paragraph you just copied in

2. Then write three paragraphs regarding your work on this project, using the questions below as a guide. Your goal is to show some ways your work on this project has prepared you for advanced or scholarly writing in your specific profession or field. You should addressspecific examples from your project: you can refer to the material you copied in and/orprovide summaries or short quotations of your other writing from your project.

A. Explain key steps you took as you initially designed your research question/topic and then conducted the research and chose the source material for it.

• Describe how these steps are similar to what scholars in your field might do for similar projects.
• Recognize one or two places in your final project where readers could see the results of those steps.

B. Explain key steps or you took in drafting and revising to apply scholarly conventions appropriate for your particular field or discipline.

• Describe decisions you made regarding your focus, your evidence, and/or the structure or style of your project.
• Check one or two places in your final project where readers could see how you meet the expectations of scholarly or professional readers in your field.

C. Describe 1 or 2 ways that your project contributes to a scholarly or professional conversation about the issue: what were some key ideas, questions, arguments, and/or gaps in that conversation that you noticed? What new focus, emphasis, or evidence does your essay introduce into the conversation? What additional analysis or research could happen now, and why might it be important for scholars or professionals in your field?