A form of paper writing in which the writer expresses his ideas and opinions about what has been read or seen
Reaction Paper
Evaluated due to the writer's communicationskills and only then due the uniqueideas and the content
May be informal, two pages long
Comprises introduction, body, and conclusion
Introduction
The writer states the main premise
Body
The writer expresses his ideas
Conclusion
The writer summarizes the results
Reaction paper is not a summary of the article although information should be included
Appropriate structure in writing reaction paper
1. Read the material carefully
2. Mark interesting places while reading/watching
3. Write down your thought while reading/watching
4. Come up with a thesis statement
5. Compose an outline
6. Construct your paper
RECOMMENDATIONS TO HELP COMPLETE AN OUTSTANDING REACTION PAPER
Read the originalarticle carefully and highlight the mainideas and points you want to discuss;
2. Describe your point of view and back it with additionalinformation if needed.
3. Use vivid examples:
4. Use various sources to make your statement more argumentative
TIPS TO AVOID MISTAKES
Don't give a summary of an article
You should perform your personal opinion, not an overview.
You should Back your ideas with examples.
Avoid using examples, which are difficult to relate to the topic.