Think about the word or phrase you find yourself using the most right now. What is it, what does it mean, and why has it become part of your everyday vocabulary? Explain when you typically use it and what your choice of this word or phrase might reveal about you.

 Prompt Response: Recently, I have been using the word “therefore” in my writing a lot. I have caught myself on multiple occasions using the word in notes and assignments. The word is a connector word that basically says “for that reason”. I’m honestly unsure about why I have been using the word so much. It might be that I simply have a lack of better words, and I need to expand my vocabulary.

Summary: Today in class we went over new vocabulary words from the curriculum and completed activities around them.

Reflection: I liked how I had already known a lot of the words prior to reading about them in class, but there were also some that I had never seen before. I appreciate the fact that we go over vocabulary, as it is helpful in so many aspects of student life. These words will help me during the AP Exam and other exams. 

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