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You may find this frustrating, but anything you write, provide you aren't plagiarizing someone else, is a personal response. It comes from you, the writer, therefore it is personal.
The clue is in the question. However you wish.
When writing a personal response write it like any other letter. The only major difference is the use of friendly words and phrases as opposed to formal ones.
a personal response is personal, its in your own words, and explains how YOU feel about things / opposite of Critical Response
Someone most likely write a personal essay about topics that are deeply personal and meaningful to them, such as pivotal life experiences, significant relationships, challenges overcome, or personal growth and self-discovery.
To write a good question the answer to the question can't be a yes or no answer or something simple like that. A good question would be: "What was your opinion of the character in...... movie?" The question must not be to broad either. This question will get a good response rather than. "how was the movie?" is too vague.
This question is one of personal opinion. Your teacher is asking this question to get you to write about your personal feelings, not those of an anonymous answerer on the Internet.
Could you please explain what the question is?
The personal response systems can provide immediate interaction between a teacher and students in an online or classroom setting. They allow for the use of a wireless transmitter to be used by the students to answer a question or make a comment.
Begin by restating the question and stating your own opinion. Then support that with facts.
To answer the question, the circumstances stated in the dismissal letter or what type of response you would make to a dismissal letter must be known.