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Connor discusses his experiences with various projects including a board game project where he learned wiring and circuit skills and was able to fix a broken charger wire. He suggests being patient with group members who work at different paces and helping those who are struggling. Connor reflects on how hands-on projects have helped him learn better and realize connections between subjects like social studies and language arts. He concludes by stating that working together and helping each other out can help finish projects more quickly.
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- 5. Evidence On some websites you cannot trust their information. cell phone project Pew Research website.
- 6. Connection Social studies and language Before I started the cell phone project, I thought social studies was just history
- 7. Supposition Help group members if they can’t figure something out. Make speeches more confidently Our projects will be finished more quickly if we help each other out more.
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