update responses for step 3

Author: brianamarie

responses/02_import-child-component-activity.md

@@ -4,20 +4,19 @@ In this step, we will import the `List` component that we created for you into `
 
 ### :keyboard: Activity: Import a List component to `src/App.jsx`
 
-1. At the top of `src/App.jsx`, on line 3, replace the line with
-
+1. At the top of `src/App.jsx`, replace line 3 with:
     ```js
     import List from "./List";
     ```
-2. Save your code
+2. Save your file
 3. To run your code, move inside your repo folder in your terminal and run `npm start`
 4. Exit the process in your terminal using `Ctrl + C`
-5. Commit and push your code to the `changes` branch:
+5. Stage, commit, and push your changes to the `changes` branch:
     ```
     git add src/App.jsx
     git commit -m "import list component"
     git push
     ```
 
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responses/02_props.md

@@ -1,16 +1,15 @@
-## How to Talk to your Child - Props
+## Interacting with `child` components with `props`
 
 Now, let's discuss how we can reuse the same component with different properties.
 
-That might sound a little confusing, but let's take a look. Go to our final [solution](https://githubtraining.github.io/react-solution/) and add some assignments along with students. You might start to notice that both lists look the same but with different values. In fact, both lists are the same component!
+That might sound a little confusing, but let's take a look. Go to our final [solution](https://githubtraining.github.io/react-solution/) and add some assignments along with students. You might start to notice that both lists look the same, but with different values. In fact, both lists are the same component!
 
-However, how do we pass different values to a component? We do so by passing **properties to the component**, otherwise known as **props**. 
-
-We will get a little deeper into that in a bit. 
+How do we pass different values to a component? We pass **properties** to the component, otherwise known as **props**.
 
 ### Props used for Assignments and Students Pages
+
 ![Finished Assignments Page](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25253905/61293228-11f26580-a788-11e9-90ac-9612c2bddf6b.png)
 
 ![Finished Students Page](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25253905/61293769-46b2ec80-a789-11e9-88b3-c660f436f5bf.png)
 
-Take a look at our final solution for our assignments and students page above. You'll see that they look really similar. The lists are the same component, but with different values. We need to learn to pass different values to the same components. 
+Take a look at our final solution for our assignments and students page above. You'll see that they look similar. The lists are the same component, but with different values. Next, we'll learn to pass different values to the same components.

responses/03_uncomment-assignments-activity.md

@@ -1,26 +1,26 @@
-## Step 4: Uncomment Assignments Section 
+# Conditional Rendering
 
-Now that we imported the child component, let's use it in our code. At the end of this step, you should be able to click on the `Assignments` tab and render the following:
+Let's take a look at what the code between lines 52 and 61 means. When we click the `Assignments` button, the list for assignments is assigned to the variable `tabChoice`. `tabChoice` is rendered in the `render` method.
 
-![No Title Assignments](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25253905/61294177-1ddf2700-a78a-11e9-963d-8b6d2a4f7b82.png)
+But how do we specialize the `List` for our assignments? This where our props come into play. We create properties such as `placeholder`, and `currList`. We then assign values to them.
 
-### Understanding Conditional Rendering
+## Step 4: Import Assignments
 
-Let's take a look at what the code between lines 52 and 61 means. Basically, what it is saying is that when we click the `Assignments` button, the list for assignments will be assigned to the variable `tabChoice`. In our `render` method, we see that `tabChoice` is rendered.
+Now that we imported the child component, let's use it in our code. At the end of this step, you should be able to click on the `Assignments` tab and render the following:
 
-But how do we specialize the `List` for our assignments? This where our props come into play. We create properties such as `placeholder`, and `currList`. We then assign values to them.
+![No Title Assignments](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25253905/61294177-1ddf2700-a78a-11e9-963d-8b6d2a4f7b82.png)
 
 ### :keyboard: Activity: Uncomment the assignments conditional in `src/App.jsx`
 
-1. Go ahead and uncomment the conditional statement betweens lines 52 and 61 underneath where it says to `Uncomment below to render assignments` 
-2. Save your code
+1. In `src/App.jsx`, uncomment the conditional statement between lines 52 and 61
+2. Save your changes
 3. To run your code, move inside your repo folder in your terminal and run `npm start`
 4. Exit the process in your terminal using `Ctrl + C`
-5. Commit and push your code to the `changes` branch:
+5. Stage, commit, and push your code to the `changes` branch:
     ```
     git add src/App.jsx
     git commit -m "uncomment assignment rendering"
     git push
     ```
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