Here is the directions and here is the pdf of refrence sheet she has provided. Here is also my QALMRI paper as refrence. Please let me know if you have any questions. 
Directions: 
1) Every essay deserves a title. Create a title for each of your response papers. Make sure you include all of the response papers, including the last one, which will address your thoughts about the Motivational Interviewing Workbook.
2) Write an introduction. Maybe you will write about why you are taking this course, or why motivation is an important topic. Maybe give a quick overview of the topics we covered. I do not have a set number of words or something in particular I am looking for in the introduction. Introduce your portfolio in the way that is useful for you.
3) Make a title page:  Give your portfolio a title of some sort. It can be anything that makes sense to you.
4) Optional:  If you are a graduate student, you may, if you wish, include your QALMRI and any thoughts you have about the QALMRI.
5) Optional:  Write your thoughts and reflections on the guest speakers.
6) Write a conclusion:  What did you learn that is valuable to you? What did you learn that is important to you? What would you like to remember? Is motivation what you thought it was?
7) Add a References section. Your references section should include all of the readings for the term, and it should be in APA format. Notice that you don’t have to create a references page because the TAs generously created one for you. Cut and paste the references page into the document. (Maybe even send Dr. Burney and Krista thank you emails. They are cheering for you, too!) In terms of order of items, the references section should be the last component in your portfolio.
8) You may add anything else that would be meaningful to you to include. (A favorite motivation-related quotation or poem? Sure! A thought you have that you want to remind yourself of? Yes, of course! An illustration that ties the whole thing together? Go for it!!)
9) Create a table of contents. Place your table of contents after your title page.