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Here is the link to what my teacher is asking for the assingment on http://www.mitchalbom.com/fathers-day-needs-more-real-fathers/
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Use the "Create Thread" option to begin a new entry. Use the following format for your post:Full Name -- Week Three [e.g. Hudson -- Week Three]. In the post, do the following:
1) Practice. In the next essay, we will be responding to another author's views and opinions. For this exercise, we're going to practice the art of response. Closely re-read Mitch Albom's "Father's Day Needs More Real Fathers" [in the Module 1 folder]. In your post, RESPOND to this article. That is, do you agree or disagree with the author's key points and why? Don't think you have to agree -- consider how the author might be wrong (or at least not entirely right). Please connect the author's main points to some examples that have occurred in the real world.
2) Response. Respond to at least two other classmates' posts and explain why you do or do not agree with their response to the reading.
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