Think about your practice with the “So What?” method today. What is one thing you understand about commentary now that you did not fully understand before? How will you apply it when writing your next AP Lang argument?

 How I can tie my practice with so what is how to prove how evidence relates to a prompt. Like with evidence showing later school starting approves attendance. This helped me invasion my future writings on how to this. It also helped me with my wording skills, like how I word my transitions. This is how the practice with so what helped me.

Summary: We did the so what worksheet.

ReflectioN: It hleped me develop the skill on how to explain evidence. Also on how to work on transition skills. 

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