Learning Journal: Skills for SuccessPurpose: The Learning Journal helps you to reflect and deepen your understanding of the course material and of your experience with the content. It is an opportunity to communicate your thinking and learning process. Engaging in these practices is a process known as metacognition, which is an important part of becoming a competent critical thinker and a better writer.Assignment: Although an informal assignment, the Learning Journal should still construct a coherent narrative, use complete sentences, be grammatically correct, and use a scholarly tone.To complete the Learning Journal:1. Create an MLA formatted document.2. Write an organized and thoughtful 300 word response to the following prompt: Now that you have reviewed the course content presented in Module 2, identify and explain two strategies you will need to apply to succeed in ENC 1101.3. Edit and revise.4. Submit Learning Journal.Grading: This assignment will be graded based on the Development of ideas and positions in response to the prompt. Support of your choices with relevant and specific evidence. Professional presentation of content with respect to spelling, grammar, and punctuation.The Learning Journal requires students to Adapt communication for tone, purpose, audience, and situation. Use essential Standard American English conventionsincluding appropriate sentence structure, grammar, and punctuationand formal, academic composition style. Use MLA style for document format.