Chemistry, 03.03.2020 18:28 Jessietorres17941

Portfolio: Module Reflection Module Title Record your goals that you set earlier in the semester. Subject-matter Achievement Goal Organizational skills Goal Personal-Enrichment Goal Select a graded assignment from this module that you feel belongs in your portfolio. Graded Assignment 1. Why did you select this graded assignment for your portfolio? Explain how this assignment shows development toward at least one of your stated goals. 2. What did you do well on in this assignment? Use specific examples from your assignment in your explanation. 3. What improvements would you like to make to this assignment? How will these improvements move you closer to your goal?

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