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Guidelines for Final Reflection Paper This paper should be the one document, more than any other single piece of writing that will encapsulate your experience in Belize. Suggested areas of focus are: 1. the goal(s) you set for yourself 2. the goals(s) you worked on (or didn't)   3. the goal(s) you see for yourself in the future 4. the changes or learnings that have occurred in you as a   result of this course. Specifically, your paper could address the following three areas: a. the process you followed in formulating and investigating a goal. (A, B, C – Affective, behavioral, cognitive aspects can be included) b. the learnings that occurred regarding your formulated goals and those that occurred as gifts which were not expected. c. how the experience of the program is coloring your present life and what goals it is suggesting for the future. __ Please include: __ What are you planning to do to extend the experience into your learning community? It should be a minimum of 5 pages in length. It is our hope that the summary paper will be a useful tool for you to deepen knowledge about yourself and ways to be of service to others. Consequently, if the above format does not meet your needs, speak with a staff member. And Steve sent this, which may be helpful. (Thanks, Steve!) As a recent former student I have the following editorial suggestions in mind: 1. Your investigation before the trip 2. How your investigation developed or did not develop on the trip 3. As a result of the course, what did you learn and how have you been changed Specifically, your paper could address the following: · How did you arrive at your investigation and how/what did you do in Belize to achieve your investigation  ? · Were there any unexpected learning opportunities you experienced in pursuit of your investigation  ? · How has the UNH/Belize Teacher Course affected your life? · What changes do you think might occur in your future as a teacher and a person as a result? ·   What are you planning to do to extend the experience into your learning community?