cnf

• Content


  Considering the topic and the way the topic is developed like the clarity, its scope, subcategories, amount and type of examples, anecdotes, evidence, etc.
• Correctness


  Grammar, punctuation, and form of creative nonfiction
• Style


  The overall style, whether the tone is appropriate (humorous, reflective, serious, satirical), whether you use sufficient and appropriate variety of (factual, analytical, evaluative, reflective), whether you use sufficient creativity
• Organization


  Paragraphs are organized, clear topic sentences, appropriate and concrete evidence, logical organization of evidence
• Step 3 in writing a critique paper


  Divide the text into sections of thought and write a summary of each thought in your own words
• Step 1 in writing a critique paper


  Take down notes the important information and provide an insights about it
• Step 2 in writing a critique paper


  Note the writer's main point or thesis statement
• Introduction (of a critique paper)


  Contains the thesis statement
• Summary (of a critique paper)


  Contains the summary of the author's purpose and the main points or evidence that are used for backing up
• Evaluation (of a critique paper)


  Contains an understanding of the main argument or purpose being expressed in the work
• Creative nonfiction


  A genre of writing that uses literary styles and techniques to create factually accurate narratives
• Reflective essays


  Meant to help its author describe how a certain event, person, or experience has impacted him or her
• Conclusion (of a critique paper)


  Contains whether you agree with the writer or what part of the text made an impact and a deep impression on you
• Introduction (of a critique paper)


  Contains the title and the source, if any
• Choose an interesting topic


  Having an interesting topic is important for both you and the reader (for writing a reflective essay)
• Keep information relevant


  It is important to only include relevant information (for writing a reflective essay)
• Keep your tone professional


  Using a professional tone suitable for an academic environment (for writing a reflective essay)
• Introduction (of a reflection paper)


  Contains the purpose and topic of the essay
• Body (of a reflection paper)


  Present an in-depth analysis of your thesis statement
• Conclusion (of a reflection paper)


  A section should only be used to restate your original thesis statement
• Travel blogger


  Someone who travels around the world collecting material for writing about their travel experiences, deriving income from a variety of online and offline sources
• Travel documentary


  A documentary film, television program, or online series that describes travel in general or tourist attractions without recommending particular package deals or tour operators
• Travelogue


  A person's account of a journey to another country or place
• Travel narrative


  A representation of a story
• Travel blog


  Travel-related content like packing lists and destination guides, a detailed about page that will tell your readers (and google) what you're all about, crisp, enticing photos from your travels, and, in some cases, even video
• Blog


  A type of website that is updated regularly in the form of posts. These posts can be stories and/or snippets of information, reviews, photographs, images, podcasts, and other types of content that can be uploaded online
• Travelogue


  A film, book, or illustrated lecture about the places visited by or experiences of a traveler. It is a person's account of a journey to another country or place.
• Travel narrative


  The "representation" of a story
• Travel blogger


  Someone who travels around the world collecting material for writing about their travel experiences, deriving income from a variety of on-line and off-line sources.
• Travel blog


  Travel-related content like packing lists and destination guides, a detailed about page that will tell your readers (and google) what you're all about, crisp, enticing photos from your travels, and, in some cases even video.
• Clarity of idea


  The first thing you need to consider when checking a draft
• Appropriate choice of literary element


  The second thing you need to consider when checking a draft
• Effective combination of idea and the chosen literary element


  The last thing you need to consider when checking a draft
• Elements of food writing

  • Voice
  • Style
  • Structure
  • Vocabulary
  • Discipline
• tips on writing a reflective essay

  choose an interesting topic, keep information relevant, keep your tone professional