Prompt: Think about how you have searched for information in the past compared to what you practiced today. How is creating specific search phrases different from just “Googling” a topic? Explain how this strategy will improve the quality of your research.

Prompt Response: Googling something is like asking a giant library for "anything about dogs," which gives you way too much to sort through. Creating specific search phrases is like asking for "training tips for golden retriever puppies." By using precise words and symbols, you skip the junk and find exactly what you need. This makes your research better because your sources will be more trustworthy, relevant, and easier to organize.

Summary: In class we did a common lit assignment.

Reflection: This helped me better understand how to break down passages and focus on the main idea of the text.

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