Click the link below to read Casey Schwartz's essay “Finding It Hard to Focus? Maybe It’s Not Your Fault.”https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/14/style/how-can-i...Be sure you have read Schwartz's article “Finding It Hard to Focus?” before posting here.1. Make some commentary about what stood out most to you in the reading. This can be about what you found surprising, confusing, illuminating, frustrating, disheartening, etc. 2. Pose a question you have about the reading for further discussion with your peers. Initial response to these questions (1 and 2) should be at least 200 words.After you have made your post, read those of your peers and respond to at least two of them. (classmates responses (2) will be attached below, must reply with at least 100 word for each classmate)Reading: Chapter 31. Explain, in your own words, how and why the revised passage discussing the work of Deborah Tannen is a good example of "The Art of Quoting." You should do so with specific reference to the various techniques for quoting recommended to you in the chapter.2. What is the best piece of writing advice you have gleaned from this chapter (be specific) and why? Explain.Initial response to these questions (1 and 2) should be at least 200 words.After you have made your post, read those of your peers and respond to at least two of them. (classmates responses (2) will be attached below, must reply with at least 100 word for each classmate)NOTE: The professor would like the responses to classmates to "Frame your responses to be more personal, with names used in a salutation and closing. Also aim to go beyond repeating and agreeing with their statements. Look for ways to respond critically, ask questions, or apply new information. "

What does Vicky Ruiz say about the Historiography of Chicano history?What are some the new approaches?How do these approaches help us understand Chicano history?