Merge pull request #59 from coding-with-cynthia/quick-fixes

Fixing some typos

responses/04_replace-title-activity.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 What does the `List` component do with the information we just included? Adding `this.props` tells the component to look for the property that was passed to it.
 
-To see, open the `src/List.jsx` file. In the `render` method, in our input tag, notice that we set our `placeholder` to `this.props.placeholder`. Then, at the bottom of our `render` method, we loop through out `this.props.currList`. This shows each item in the list that we pass.
+To see, open the `src/List.jsx` file. In the `render` method, in our input tag, notice that we set our `placeholder` to `this.props.placeholder`. Then, at the bottom of our `render` method, we loop through our `this.props.currList`. This shows each item in the list that we pass.
 
 Let's go ahead and replace the current title with another `prop`.
 

responses/06_create-addstudent-activity.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Now that we see how it works with assignments, let's try it with students! We wi
 5. Stage, commit, and push your changes to the `changes` branch:
     ```
     git add src/App.jsx
-    git commit -m "create addStudents method"
+    git commit -m "create addStudent method"
     git push
     ```
 

responses/06_explaining-this-state-activity.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Unfortunately, we can't just do `this.state.studentsList = .....` to change data
 
 To set the state of a state variable we have to use the method, `this.setState`.
 
-Take at the method on line 30 in `src/App.jsx`
+Take a look at the method on line 30 in `src/App.jsx`
 
 When this method is called, it is adding `assignmentName` to our state variable `assignments` by setting the state of `assignments` to itself with the concatenation of `assignmentName`.