Write about a conversation that changed you.

 Prompt: Write about a conversation that changed you.

Prompt Response:

Unfortunately I cannot think of a conversation that could have changed me, even if there was one I do not remember anything nor do I think it was the inspirational kind. I'm pretty sure that I was the one who changed myself without having a conversation, there isn't anything specific in my memories that may support that there was a conversation with someone that changed me. 

Summary:

Today we learned how to site textual evidence for our assignment, 'Argumentative Writing Evidence', where we were provided with two articles about if social media is more harmful or beneficial for the mental/emotional health and social skills of teenagers. I picked the claim that social media is more harmful, we did our 5 Bubble thing and I wrote 5 reasons why it is harmful, then we had to make a claim about it using three of our reasons. The assignment needed 2 supporting claims, 2 evidences, 2 summaries and 2 sources, then on the other side of the sheet will oppose our claim.

Reflection:

I learned how to think in opposing claims and how to make both claims with the two articles provided. It was nice to exercise claims again and get used to the idea. Despite not finishing the assignment as fast as some of my classmates, at least I knew how to do it.

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