This is a reflective writing assignment. As it concerns your thoughts, reflective writing is mostly subjective. Therefore, in addition to being reflective and logical, you can be personal, hypothetical, critical, and creative. You can comment based on your experience rather than limiting yourself to academic evidence.
Reflective writing is an activity that includes description (what, when, who) and analysis (how, why, what if). This reflective task may allow you to use different modes of writing and language:
descriptive (outlining what something is or how something was done)
explanatory (explaining why or how it is like that)
expressive (I think, I feel, I believe)
In your writing, use full sentences and complete paragraphs. You can use personal pronouns like ‘I,’ ‘my’, or ‘we,’ but keep colloquial language to a minimum (e.g., kid, bff, stuff). This paper should be roughly 1-2 pages, double-spaced.