Final Reflection Paper

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My final research paper for English class was about heroin. I believe I did very well for a 7 page paper and proved I have excelled since the beginning of the course. On the other hand, I did make some mistakes in it as well. I made a few errors in this paper such as, wrong format for the works cited page, format for in-text citations, development of thesis, and use of in-text citations. The first mistake I made was using the wrong format for the works cited page. I did not indent the lines after the first line. I told my professor, Lisa, that it did not work and she told me to remind her for the final paper. It is my fault I got docked points because I forgot to remind her. My second mistake was using the wrong format for in-text citations.

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