Reflect on your writing process for essays. Which part of writing an essay do you struggle with the most (for example: developing a thesis, organizing ideas, finding strong evidence, writing introductions, or explaining your analysis)? Which parts of essay writing do you feel most confident about? Explain why you feel strong in those areas and what specifically makes the challenging part difficult for you. Include at least one goal for how you plan to improve your essay writing skills.

 Today we worked on our evidence sheet .today I learned that being alone can change you a lot and how you view things. The parts I struggle with would be developing a thesis statement and how to form an introduction . I struggle because I forget it’s three parts for the thesis statement. I found it easy when we have to give our claim and evidence to back it up . I feel like I don’t struggle as much when I already have the evidence written down . I plan to improve on knowing how to form the introduction and how to be able to style it. 

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