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Renee Bailey achieved several PLTS skills while creating a PowerPoint presentation and blogs about the local music scene. She conducted her own research through questionnaires and interviews to collect relevant information. She selected relevant information and analyzed it to include in her presentation and blogs. When challenges arose, such as technical difficulties, she adapted her ideas and found alternative solutions to ensure she completed the project on time and with necessary information about the local scene.
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