Working with others can expose you to ideas or perspectives you may not have considered on your own. What is one idea, suggestion, or approach from a group member that improved your paragraph or changed the way you thought about the argument? Explain how it helped you.

 

    Prompt: What is one idea, suggestion, approach from a group member that improved your paragraph or changed the way you thought about the argument?

    Prompt response: One approach that changed the way we thought about the argument was considering the quality of the product rather than the restaurant itself. My group was hung up by what type of restaurant we would wait for. It was 50/50 on whether you would wait for a fancy restaurant or a regular restaurant. We finally decided that it should be a fancy restaurant because our prompt didn't specify. Then one of our groupmates realized that we should build our claim according to the product a person would wait for not the type of restaurant.

    Summary: In class we finished up our group arguments.

    Reflection: I learned that bouncing off ideas from one another is extremely helpful. I can say that when i'm creating something getting a second opinion will help improve my work.

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