Prompt: Think about a time when someone challenged your opinion or told you that you were wrong. What was the disagreement about, and how did you defend yourself? Did you change their mind, or did they change yours?

 One time, a friend challenged my opinion about which soccer team was better. I explained my reasons and used examples of the players and how well the team played. We both shared our opinions, but neither of us completely changed our minds. I learned that it is important to listen to other people and respect their opinions, even when we disagree. today in class we took notes then I had to check out so I left class early. I learned effective note taking and about arguements.

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