Each reflection must be at least one double-spaced page (250 words) long, and consist of:
1. Answer at least one of the “Reflection Questions” from the chapter (see below). Questions must be answered thoughtfully in one-to-two paragraphs that clearly reflect the student’s understanding of the content from the course. However, these questions do not ask students to simply restate knowledge from the reading, they require a true reflection on it. (This should comprise the bulk of your writing for each reflection.)
2. A question you have after reading the chapter. Your question might be one of understanding (e.g., I still don’t understand why x is true because I can’t quite see how x is different from y) or it may be a question about how the content applies to something else.
Ch 1 Reflection Questions:
1. What is an issue within HDFS about which you and a friend or loved one have different opinions, but both of you think of it as “common sense”? What are those two opinions?
2. Which attitude required for scientific literacy is something you need to develop? Why is that one difficult for you?
3. Think of a topic in HDFS that you are interested in. Write one of each type of question that could be asked about that topic.
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