The grop project

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Let’s start by saying this I think group projects are very important both in school and in college to bring students new ways of teaching a well as letting them evolve their social skills and developed more teamwork abilities. In other words, group projects are very important for students that are looking for jobs that contains a lot of teamwork between different types of people from different parts of the world. This is not my first group project in the past I have participated from different group projects through out mi school life all the way to 12 grade and overall I have a very pleasant experience ignoring a couple of misunderstanding between members I can safely say I learned a lot from group projects.

                This is my first group project in college and I didn’t know any of my classmates until we sat down to look for a name. We ended up choosing The English Thunder because of the jacket o have from my previous trip to the USA, Thunder is a double A team in Trenton, New Yersy and I bought the jacket as a reminder of my first time I went to a baseball stadium in the USA and I love that jacket. We made a What’s app group chat to keep all of us in the same page and thanks to that group chat I was able to ask questions about the class another important stuff and that is in of the many things I love about this group project. Every time a group member had a question about the class or an assignment the group sort of united to look for an answer and that happened every single time an none of us didn’t get mad at another person for a silly mistake or a silly question. All the group member were chill and we threat every member with respect and we work as a single team everybody know what to do and not a single person did all the work.

                In conclusion I think this was an excellent project to star my college life and I hope that soon I participate in similar projects.

Work Cited

Pittman, Cynthia. Group Project. Reflection by Gabriel Valcarcel. class assignment UPRRP Febuary 15 2018