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The student discusses several school projects they worked on, including a budget project, game board project, and cell phone project. For each project, they had to plan out the work, meet deadlines, interpret evidence accurately, collaborate well with partners, and ensure each person contributed equally. The student learned that turning assignments in late is problematic and that teamwork requires fair distribution of tasks.
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- 1. A ok student By AJ Griggs
- 2. Inquiry The questions I asked my self is how to do it. How to plan it out When is the deadline
- 3. Significance One example is the budget project. A other example is the game board project
- 4. Perspective The budget project is one example. The cell phone project
- 5. Evidence I had to believe that the information I got was true. And how to put the information in my own words. Which was challenging for the cell phone project
- 6. Connection How to get along with my partners. And how it brought up a lot of discussion. Like the cell phone project
- 7. Supposition What could I change to make it better A example was the game board and the cell phone project
- 8. conclusion I realized that turning things in late was a bad idea And that partners made us have equal work for each of us.