Freewrite Process Analysis

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The genre that I have chosen for my freewrite is reflection. The purpose of reflection is to look back on events in a lifetime, or specific period, and remember why those events were important. A reflection can be purely personal where the writer simply wants to write how they feel about something. However, a reflection can also be assigned to a student such as the class evaluations are at the end of each semester, and while a class evaluation is mainly a review it also has a it of reflection in it. The research in this genre is all from memories and experiences. The audience in a reflection is most likely to bbe the person reflecting. The purpose is to remember so it makes sense that the main audience would be the person writing - occationally

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