Q Initial post: At the start of the week, by Thursday evening of Module 2, complete the following steps for this discussion • Take the DAACS Self-Regulated Learning Assessment (Links to an external site.). (If you have already completed it before taking this course, that’s ok! You can either choose to retake it to see how you’ve changed or used your prior results for this activity). • Review your results in the areas of Motivation, Metacognition, and Strategies. • Then, complete the DAACS Writing Assessment (Links to an external site.), in which you will write 350 words reflecting on your Self-Regulated Learning results. • Once you have finished your writing assessment and submitted it through the DAACS site, copy/paste the full text of your Writing Assessment essay into this discussion board as your initial post. (If you completed the Writing Assessment in a previous session, go to the feedback area and click on “Summary” in the “Content” section – this will display the whole text of your essay which you can copy/paste into the discussion board.) You will not be able to see posts written by your classmates until you create your initial post. Replies: Then, for the remainder of the week, by Sunday evening, go back into your DAACS dashboard (Links to an external site.) and review your Writing Assessment results (in the areas of content, organization, paragraphs, sentences, and conventions). In your replies, engage with your peers about the writing feedback and how each can help you maximize your strengths going forward. Choose one of the categories (content, organization, paragraphs, sentences, or convention) to focus on and review the feedback and resources – how can you improve in this area? (Take a look at the Writing Refresher section of this course for specific resources to help you improve.) Please be sure to reply to at least two of your peers' posts. Evaluation • This discussion will be graded according to the Cornerstone Discussion Board Rubric. Review the rubric and Discussion Board Expectations in advance to know how you will be assessed. • All discussion boards combined are worth 20% of your course grade.