Prompt: What challenges did your group face while selecting and analyzing sources, and how did you overcome them? Be specific about how your group communicated and worked through disagreements.

Prompt Response -
We didn't face many challenges while selecting and analyzing sources. There were a few times when we had different opinions about what information was most relevant to our research topic, but those issues were solved pretty easily. We communicated by talking with each other, sharing our research, and looking through each other’s sources to compare the information we found. By discussing our ideas and explaining why certain sources were useful, we were able to agree on what best supported our topic and continue working together effectively.

Summary -
Today in class, we started working on finding the best sources for our research project.

Reflection -
Today, we thought about which sources would be best for our research project.

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