Discuss whether your peer’s post reminded you of anything else you’ve read, watched, or learned.

Start a new thread by clicking on this discussion and selecting “Create Thread”Give your post a unique title (this will attract more people to read what you are writing)In your post, answer the following prompts. Keep in mind that each prompt should cite a quote from Coates or Cohen and include the page number in parenthesis after you end the quote. (Example: Konnikova notes, “The amount of social capital you have is pretty fixed” (2). Additionally, each response should be a minimum of 200 words.What purpose do these authors have for writing these pieces? How is that reflected in their writing?Who is the audience for these pieces? Are they the same? Different? Why do you think what you do?What stance do these authors take in their writing? Are they objective? Subjective? Why do you think they chose the stance they did?Once you’ve finished your post, press “Submit.”Once you submit, you should see the posts your peers have written, select one or more of them by clicking on their title. Read through their post and select one of their answers from the above prompts to respond to.At the bottom of their post, select “Reply.” Write them a response where you develop the comment they made. Your response should be at least 100 words and add to the conversation they started. Not sure what to write? Consider the following to help you respond:What are some additional passages from the text that support your peer’s idea? How does that passage support their idea?What is your peer overlooking? Is there a counter-argument you could propose?Does your peer’s post make you think of something else that you’ve read, watched, or learned? If so, what, and how does it connect to their post?Our discussions will have two due dates. The first will be for you to put your initial post up, while the second will be for your response(s) to your peers. You will not have access to what your peers have written until after you’ve posted. If you submit a post with nothing in it, you may not earn credit for completing this assignment.Discussions are graded for the following:Answering all required prompts.Responding to your peer(s).Your “netiquette” or “professionalism.Your spelling and grammar.Your use of evidence in your initial prompts.The due date for your initial prompt is Friday, November 10.Responses are due by Sunday, November 12.

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