Analyzing A Past Experience From Your Personal History...

Papers: Part 1 -- Submission Papers are assigned in Unit 4 and Unit 10 of your online course. You must complete prerequisite activities before these assignments are available for your completion. Papers should be 3-4 pages, double-spaced, 10-12 point font, and 1-inch margins. Your grade on the assignment is based on the quality of your submission and the quality of the review you provide your peers. Reflection Paper 1 In this assignment, you will analyze a past experience from your personal history through the lens of what you have learned in this course so far. This can be a single work experience or the accumulation of several work experiences over time. The only requirement is that it be relevant to the course materials. You should be able to apply topics from Units 1-4 to the work experience(s) you choose. The paper should include the following: †¢ Describe the experience. 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