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In class today, we did some teambuilding exercises. We had various instructions that led to awesome creations. PLOT TWIST!!!!!! Some didn’t have instructions, just pictures, others didn’t have the instructions in the right order, and in others, you couldn’t speak to your group members! It was tons of fun, and we made everything. It was a blast, and I totally feel connected to those people now!

So What Worked?
COMMUNICATION IS KEY. Nobody is a mind reader. If you aren’t speaking your thoughts, no one knows your ideas.

What Didn’t Work?
Assigning roles. I know that normally this works, but everyone just kinda jumped in. We had established jobs, but after awhile we just kinda ignored it.





TEAMWORK IS AWESOME. No Seriously. People struggle to ask for help, but working with other people gets you that help that you need. It also puts a fun aspect in the project, because you get to connect with people and talk to them. However, you cant have teamwork if you exclude someone. So include everyone!





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