Summary
Summary, main argument, purpose for writing the book. Graded for brevity, completion, and authenticity.
2 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCritical Assessment and Personal Reflection
Include your reactions, what you think is noteworthy, whether or not you think the book was effective, and why.
Include your personal takeaways: what did you learn from reading this book and how would you incorporate this learning in your business career or business education? Is this very specific and authentic? Must be in the first person. Must be your own original thoughts and words.
Book Project Do’s and Don’ts
Do Don’t
Speak in the first person (I) when you are writing the reflection section ( 2 1/2 pages) Write in second (you) or third (they) person in the reflection section
Use AI to assist you in writing the 1/2 page book summary, if you wish, and edit the summary to make it your authentic writing and voice. Copy and paste AI written text.
Think about the book and how it relates to your life now and in the future as you read. Use AI for the reflection section of the report. This section is your thoughts.
Make sure you have written 3 full pages with a 4th page for references Write less than 3 pages or omit references-even if the only reference is the book itself
Use single spacing in paragraphs with double spacing between paragraphs Use double spacing throughout the paper
Use 12 point font Use any font larger than 12 point
Ask your professor if you need clarification of the project requirements before you submit Ask for a resubmit after the paper has been graded
Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad
Book by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter
Make the book review seem like it was written by a college student majoring in business administration.
include references from the book ( sentences, phrases, page numbers)
