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i think it definitely went better than the first it was actually less awkward than doing it alone

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It was a little rough. it was pretty uncomfortable even just doing it by myself. i don't know how exactly to smoothly transition to other parts of the talk.

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i want to add more details and just added more in general
i think the peer feedback was good, coming from other students makes me think about it more. i think all feedback can be useful.
yes the feedback is probably correct

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strength- communicating the information
weakness- the thesis statement and the citations

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i think i would need maybe like another week to finish this paper

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It feels fine. i think i will be ok during the ted talk, but it might be different when i actually have to do it.

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I haven't really found anything on if there is a possibility that there will be a war soon.

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Needs to be done:
-Watch the rest of my documentry
-Read one database source
-cite book and database
-Interview
Accomplished:
-3 diigo shares
-padlet reflections
-cited articles and documentry

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I think talking to someone non person will be uncomfortable but if i prepare for it well and have good personalized questions it should be fine and for my interview will either be over email or on the phone

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Is there a good possibility of war anytime soon?

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Is there a good possibility of war anytime soon?

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When Obama was in office, he tried to avoid all conflict with north korea because of the fact that they are advancing in their nuclear program and we weren't for sure how much they had advanced. When trump took office he was very blunt

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what is the root of the problem? (how did tensions arise?)

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what is the root of the problem? (how did tensions arise?)

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The problems pretty much started during the korean war when the U.S. pretty much leveled their country because of the amount of bombs we dropped on them. They have their citizens convinced that the country is still in an active war with us.

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today i got a few more ideas of people that i could interview. i also finished my general questions for the interview. if i can't get another interview, mrs coch said she could possibly get me an interview with her cousin that works in the military

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Tracie Egan
Sig Hecker

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i feel pretty good about sharing with others i about my topic. i definitely need more information on my topic to sound a little more educated. i need to work on using less filler words like "um" and "like" and things like that.

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what other people would be surprised to know..

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what other people would be surprised to know..

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the north Koreans let an American come and tour their nuclear facilities. the American was the director of our nuclear program.

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The research skills that are challenging..

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The research skills that are challenging..

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getting/finding the information that i need to answer all of the questions on my one note is getting difficult, because there are so many articles about this topic and i can't go through all of them. Also at the same time the most popular articles about north korea just come up for all the questions even if the questions aren't answered in the text.

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My book "Weapons of mass destruction and north korea" connects to my topic in many ways, it pretty much connect directly to my research. It tells about they're nuclear program and how we learn about it. it also tells about the way the country runs.

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how willingly North Korea sometimes shares their advances and information about their weapons with america.

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i didn't understand how other countries can put restrictions on other countries on what they could do. and i didn't understand how they rest of the world could make sure the country is following their restrictions, if that makes sense.

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-how are we able to put risrictions on how many nuclear weapons they have or slow their program.
-why they hate us so much
-why north korea is so poor
-a good video source or documentary for my topic

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-why we don't we stop paying attention to them, because they constantly lie and we cannot believe anything they say.
-We know that their citizens are not treated well and are extremely poor, their government is doing nothing to help them
-they developed new missile technology at a surprising rate, that took the USA off guard.

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Today I learned that North Korea could have up to 60 nuclear weapons, and that they invited the director of Los Alamos National Laboratory to tour their nuclear facilities 7 times. Also that North and South Korea will walk together in the 2018 winter olympics.

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-Why haven't either of us bombed each other yet? The tensions between the two countries have been very high for a long time and we both have only gotten more lethal weapons.
-What are the Korea citizens told about America?

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for me it was hard to find a variety of questions and not just rephrase them. Im unsure of the "why" questions i have, like why do they want to bomb us and why do they hate us so much. i feel like those aren't going to lead me anywhere good

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I saw trumps tweet the other day about how his nuclear button is "bigger" and how it actually works, and i was just wondering how things escalated so quickly

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i think my research will be about the problems between Donald Trump and North Korea