October 7

Today we took notes on evidence. I learned that evidence can come from 3 categories; experiences, observations, and readings. I learned you must have credible evidence to support a claim or argument. I enjoyed this lesson and hearing everyone's opinions on Lakeside when we discussed the issues here. I thought it was interesting to compare it to other schools. My day today has been good. I have nothing after school today so I am just going to chill at home and do homework for physics. 

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