Judgmental Minds
Create your post, a response to a peer. This should be at least 150 words.In the same way that your own posts should be substantive, response posts should be meaningful and advance the discussion of the issues, ideas, questions that were raised in the initial posts. While you can be supportive of your peers by saying, “I agree” or “Wow, I never thought of that,” these statements alone are not sufficient.To guide you in drafting acceptable response posts, refer to the options below. You would not do all of these things in one response, but you could combine two or three.· Validate the post by sharing your experience and stating how it relates to the reading or to the initial post.· Agree or disagree with the post and explain why you agree or disagree.· Expand on your classmate’s post to demonstrate that you understand the topic.· Reply to a question posed by one of your classmates and support your statements with sources from the text.· Ask a probing question or ask your classmate for a clarification or an explanation of a point made in the post.· Share an insight or something you learned from reading your peer’s posting or from your other reading.· Explain how someone’s post helped you understand the material or made you rethink your own views.· Offer an opinion and support it with examples from the text.· Tie ideas together: Discuss how comments other students made relate to your peer’s post.#THIS IS THE POST THAT I HAVE TO RESPONE TO.Hello Everyone,I’ll be discussing question three about paragraph four, Emerson says “it is easy in the world to live after the world’s opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own.” I believe he is stating that it is easy to follow along to what people think or do rather than thinking for oneself. We live in a world that being able to enjoy peace is by not caring what other judgmental minds think. We stand by caring about our own opinions and beliefs to obtain happiness . The feeling of solitude can happen easily if we do not feel empowered. The purpose from his statement was that we should live to what we think individually, having so we can achieve a peaceful mind. We each are destined for greatness when living our intellectual lives. Emerson is stating that believing in making our own futures and goals gives us peace.
