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WRITING A REACTIO
N PAPER
WRITING CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP
OBJECTIVES
01 Defining REACTION PAPER
Differentiate Reaction Paper to Reflection Paper | Where and When do
we need to write a Reaction Paper | Who usually writes Reaction Papers

02 Writing a REACTION PAPER

Parts of a Reaction Paper | How to write a Reaction Paper | Process of
writing a Reaction Paper

03 Organizing INFORMATION
Organize Information efficiently using outlines, charts, and others for
reports and papers | Organize Information using ordering strategies

04 REACTION TIME!
Using what you’ve learned and make a Reaction Paper
 REACTION PAPER
What is a Reaction Paper | Differentiate Reaction Paper and
Reflection Paper | When and Where do we make a Reaction
Paper | Who does a Reaction Paper
“ A Reaction Paper (Response Paper)
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 TYPES OF REACTION PAPER
| The type of reflection paper you are tasked to write largely dictates the actual writing process

01 02 03
EDUCATIONAL
PERSONAL
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATIONAL

A response to a
book, film, or
lecture viewed in
an academic
setting to gauge
what students
learned.
 TYPES OF REACTION PAPER
| The type of reflection paper you are tasked to write largely dictates the actual writing process

01 02 03
PROFESSIONAL
PERSONAL
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATIONAL

A method of
analyzing your
professional
behavior,
particularly
common among
teachers and
social workers.
 TYPES OF REACTION PAPER
| The type of reflection paper you are tasked to write largely dictates the actual writing process

01 02 03
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATIONAL

A technique to
explore your
thoughts and
feelings on a
personal
subject.
REACTION PAPER vs REFLECTION PAPER
Personal Feelings Learned on the topic
01 It focuses on sharing your personal It focuses on what you have learned
feelings on a topic. rather than what you feel on the topic
Answers several different Answers several different
questions questions
02 How you feel about the topic, if you It focuses on statements
also explains and and
your opinion feelings,
the
agree and identify with it, and your answering
main pointsquestions, including what
of the topic.
evaluation of the topic. you think, see, and feel.
Personal Reaction to the Reflecting on the topic
topic It is a way for you to reflect on the
03 It focuses primarily on how you feel topic of the paper, sharing the ideas
about the topic and whether you agree that you learned from the topic and
with the idea. your thoughts on the subject.
 Where and When to write a
REACTION PAPER?
In our everyday life, we can write reaction papers anytime and anywhere. It is used to
write your analysis and reaction on a
given body of material (readings, movies,
lectures, reading material, etc).

Who usually writes a REACT!

REACTION PAPER?
Anyone of any age, gender, gender, and
nationality have the privilege to write
a reaction paper.
 REACTION PAPER
Parts of a Reaction Paper | How to write a Reaction Paper |
Process of writing a Reaction Paper
 PARTS OF A REACTION PAPER
| Writing your Reaction Paper

INTRODUCTION (MAIN) BODY CONCLUSION REFERENCES

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 Making the REACTION PAPER
| A Cheat Sheet in Writing a Reaction Paper

ADDITIONAL TIPS

Keep it Short and

INTRODUCTION (MAIN) BODY CONCLUSION Sweet a
Maintain
The Face The Heart The Overall Professional
Ensure Clarity of
Tone
Discuss Each Sentence
Introduce Cite Describe Your
Conclude with
Identify
Ask the
Reactive Explain Your
Personal Answer the
Overallfor
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Thesis Resources Support Use One New
Thoughts and
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Feelings
with Subject Question
Subject Paragraph
 How To Write a REACTION PAPER
| The 5 Basic Steps to Follow

| OUTLINE PROOF | POLISH

Use Outlines to Organize Check for Proper Spelling and
your Points | Use Grammar | Make sure that it
Organizing Tools was Thoroughly Analyzed

STEP I STEP II STEP III STEP IV STEP V

Take Notes | Jot down Expressing Thoughts and
Printing the Final
Questions | Brainstorm Ideas | Exploring Cause-and-
Output | Passing
| Free writing and Effect, Motivations, Theme,
the Paper
Listing and Correlations
| PREPARE | REACT | PUBLISH
 FREE WRITE
Free writing helps in expanding and
speculating the author’s ideas
PRIORITIZE A REACTION
Select and prioritize a particular
reaction that would be included
DRAFT
Draft the Reaction Paper
THESIS STATEMENT
Decide on a working thesis
statement
ORGANIZE & FORMAT
Decide on a organizing tool and a
format
WRITE
Write the introduction, body, and
concluding paragraphs, and list of
citations and sources
 REACTION PAPER
Organize Information efficiently using outlines, charts, and
others for reports and papers | Organize Information using
ordering strategies
 Organizing using Outlines
| Formal system used to develop a framework for thinking about what should
be the organization and eventual contents of your paper

Consists Of Short Phrases

TOPIC OUTLINE
This approach is useful
This approach is useful
when your paper when you are dealing with a
focuses on complex number of different
issues in detail. issues that could be
arranged in a variety of
SENTENCE OUTLINE different ways in your
Done In Full Sentences paper.
 Steps to Making the Outline
| Focus on the task at hand and avoid unnecessary tangents, logical fallacies,
and underdeveloped paragraphs.

01 Identify The Topic Problem

Problem: is the focal point from which the rest
of the outline flows.

02 Identify The Main Categories

What main points will you analyze?

Create The First Category

03 What is the first point you want to cover?

04 Create Subcategories
Create points under it that provide support
for the main point.
 GRAPHIC
ORGANIZERS
| Types of Organizers

A visual display that

demonstrates
WEB MIND MAP relationships
between facts,
concepts or ideas.

It guides the learner’s

thinking as they fill in
and build upon a
CONCEPT MAP visual map or
diagram.
 WEB
| Types of Graphic
Organizers

Brainstorming
webs show how
different
categories of
information
relate to one
WEB another.
 MIND MAP
| Types of Graphic
Organizers
Visual
representations of
hierarchal
information that
include a central
idea or image
surrounded by
connected
branches of
MIND MAP associated topics
or ideas
 CONCEPT
MAP
| Types of Graphic
Organizers
It graphically
illustrate
relationships
between two or
more concepts and
are linked by
words that
CONCEPT MAP describe their
relationship
 ORGANIZING INFORMATION
| Using Formats In Organizing Your Information

ORDER OF LOCATION INVERTED PYRAMID

Organizing information based on
[geographical] location
CHRONOLOGICAL
ORDER
Presents facts in the order in
which they happened
PROBLEM/SOLUTION
Appropriate to case histories;
States a problem and a solution
PRIORITY SEQUENCE
Organizing information from the most
important to the least important
A newspaper style of news
reporting; Presents the key facts in
order of decreasing importance
DEDUCTIVE ORDER
Start with a generalization then
support it with as many facts and
observations as possible
INDUCTIVE ORDER
Begin with specific instances and
examples then the idea or the
general principle that the
evidence supports or suggests
| THANK YOU
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