What is the most challenging part of writing an essay for you? Is it brainstorming, organizing ideas, writing a strong thesis, or something else? How do you plan to overcome this challenge?

 Prompt Response: The most challenging part of writing an essay for me is organizing my ideas. I usually have a lot of thoughts, but it can be hard to put them in the right order so the essay flows smoothly and makes sense. To overcome this, I plan to make a quick outline before I start writing. I can list my thesis, my main points, and a few details for each paragraph. That way, I already know what I’m going to say before I begin, and my writing will be more clear and structured.

Summary: Today in class we finished writing strong commentary for the MLK speech 

Reflection: today in class I learned how to write a strong commentary 

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