Write about a time when you were judged unfairly.

 Prompt: Write about a time when you were judged unfairly.

Prompt Response:

There could be many times when a person was judged unfairly, unfortunately there isn't much I remember but I can think of something simple like when I was judged for not being talkative as a kid unlike the other children. I don't think it was fair to blame me for not being able to make close friends, I was a kid who probably had difficulty with talking. 

Summary:

Today Mr. Rease wasn't here and we had another Commonlit assignment to do, "What Fear Can Teach Us," and we had the entire class time to do it. Since Mr. Rease wasn't here we obviously had a sub, in the assignment there would be 5 or 6 pop questions then after that the actual questions of 5 shows up. Number 5 is where we had to type while the other 4 were multiple choice questions.

Reflection: 

It was a good exercise for my brain, it is a way that I somewhat had liked better to learn literature when I was younger, because it demonstrates the basics of literature and learning. I really needed that reminder of what its like and would like to make that better. 

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