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Reflection 3/18/22

Today in Mr.Rease’s American Literature class we learned the difference between deduction and induction. Deduction are known statements/facts that can be true or false. Inductions are general statements that are uncertain conclusions. Deductions have to be valid or invalided, while inductions are plausible, possible, reasonable, credible, but not always certain. We had 20 statements to do and determine if they were deductions or inductions, it’s pretty easy but a few tripped me up.

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