Truths and Falsehoods About Writing a Reflection Examine the five statements here about writing reflections. Three of the statements are true, and two of the statements are false. Please select "true" beside the true statements and select "false" beside the false statements. Remember: 3 are true, and 2 are false. True False O Reflecting on how we will apply our new writing skills in future classes is a useless endeavor, how do we know what assignments we will have in future classes? O O Learning to reflect on each stage of writing is not a good idea because it will slow you down and make you forget what you were doing. O O Learning to reflect regularly will transfer over to your life. You will soon be thinking about what you have done, why you did it, and how you can grow from it. O O Reflecting on a stage of the writing process that you have just completed (a piece of brainstorming, or a formal outline, for example) will lead to more fruitful uses of the writing process O O CO Reflecting on how our ideas connect to other areas of our lives and the lives of others keeps us invested in our writing O