Explanation of threaded discussions threaded discussions refer to

1. Explanation of Threaded Discussions
Threaded discussions refer to online postings on a specific topic
in an online course. Each week, I will post a question that will
require you to post your response, respond to your
classmates (2) and/or Professor Wright. Your initial response
should be posted 3 days after the start of a new module or
week. However, you will have until 11:59 PM (7 days from the
start of the new week) to complete all requirements for the
threaded discussion.
When you respond to a threaded discussion question, you should
not merely post with a short, unsupported response. Rather,
your answer should be supported by facts from the textbook or a
documented, reputable source.
Threaded Discussion: Are You Working to Live or Living to
Work?
For your first assignment you will watch a video, Working to
Live or Living to Work? After you watch the video, I would like
for you to discuss if you agree or disagree with the video. If
you disagree or agree, state why and give details. Your initial
response should be posted by Wednesday, October 13th at 11:59
PM. However, you have until Monday, October 18th at 11:59
PM to complete your other requirements for this assignment:
respond to at least two of your classmates and/or Professor
Wright. Please make sure you read the rubric to understand how
you will be graded. Lastly, please make sure you post sentences
that are grammatical correct and don't merely say yes or no. If
you have any questions or concerns, PLEASE do not hesitate to
contact me.
VIDEO LINK:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNRldP18bH8&t=1s

2. FIRST CLASSMATE RESPONSE:
Lillie Leach
10/12/2021
I agree with the video. We are so busy with work until we
forget what we are working for. We work so our families will
have everything that they need. What we don't understand
sometime is that our family just wants to spend time with us. I
understand that we are in a pandemic and times are stressful
but, this is the best time to take time off to unwind. Go to the
beach, take a ride to the park or just gather the family together
and watch a good movie. The most important thing is to enjoy
what you are working for.
You can make all the money in the world but it will never
make up for the time lost. The special events that the children
are participating in and and your not there. So take time to
enjoy life it only comes around once and then it's over. Some of
us has to work a little longer than others and we don't get many
opportunities to enjoy time off but you still can make the best
of the time you do get off. Take a little time in the morning and
the evening to meditate for at least ten minutes it will work
wonders.
SECOND CLASSMATE POST: (WAITING FOR IT TO BE
POSTED )