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: When constructing our paragraph, Ashlyn provided us with our second piece of evidence. Her personal experience strengthened the argument as a whole. She described her time in a relationship her freshman year, and how it distracted her from the lessons in class. It helped us make the issue a lot more local and personal than it previously was. This strengthened our ethos within the argument, making it more credible than it originally was.

Summary: We finished and submitted our argumentative paragraphs.

Reflection: When finding evidence, it's become easier to find specific pieces from personal anecdotes. These personal anecdotes should still be applicable to a larger audience, so that it can generalize itself for the argument.

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