Overview Write a SIGNIFICANT reflection on what you have learned during this journey. "Significant" means that your writing needs to communicate a deeper level of thought, insight, and analysis than just restating what you did during the skill. You have lots of freedom with regard to what your write.

What's important is that you think deeply and write freely. To help you with this, you'll write at least 300 words, which gives you time to take your thoughts from surface level to deeper insights.

The most fundamental prompt is: What did you learn?

If you don't know where to begin, the following secondary prompts can be used to spark ideas for how to get started. They are NOT questions to answer.

A. YOUR Innovation Engineering Learnings

• How did previous knowledge help or hurt you in learning this process?
• What surprised you or what did you find particularly interesting about your experience?
• What new connections, ideas, insights, or understandings came to you?

B. YOUR Moments

• What was the biggest learning moment for you in this process?
• What was the most fun and/or frustrating moment for you?
• What moments or learning concepts will you remember five years from now?

C. YOUR LIFE Applications, Learnings, and Changes

• How does this skill apply to other aspects of your life?
• How might you use this new mindset for your life's passions?
• What learnings conflict with your past assumptions about life, innovation, or education?
• How might you change your personal approach to learning?

D. YOUR Ideas and Advice for Instruction

• What concepts did you just not get or still find confusing?
• What would you spend more or less time on?
• If you were to teach this skill, how would you change it?