1. The things that were discussed in the previous class meeting were the bias of newspapers and being able to form new, more specific questions that relate to a broader question.
2. The most important point was being able to make new questions, because I do have a hard time coming up with new elements to put into research papers and essays.
3. I will try to ask more questions when I come across new facts.
4. I believe it is important to know about the authority of anything used in research, but it is especially true when researching on the internet.
5. I will try to make more specific questions about facts when I do the reasearch paper for history class.
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Thanks for your open response to question 2. I'd like to relate it to question 5. Sometimes, it's very useful to be more specific about facts, but sometimes, a different approach can work. You can take a fact and surround it with a question that explores people's opinions about the fact and that often leads to complexity and a good research topic.
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