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Reflection On Group Presentation

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That makes me think that I am not always going to be with my friends and I have to participate in group to finish group work. This year I have big senior project to do and I have group presentation. My group wasn’t participate in group presentation. I was so stress because it was group work but I am happy that I can convince them to finish the group presentation but it take time. I convice them by telling story like look us now we are in United State and look all we have just look back our life back in our country. We didn’t have a little of school supply but now look we don’t have to worry about it and go to school without paying. I am sure that tough their hearts so they get back to group presentation and work together.
Another conflict was at soccer team. Since our school is diverse there is a lot of us in the team was from different country. On the soccer team there was people who have different perspective so there was some conflict between those two groups. I was captain so I told them I am not on …show more content…

I learn how to be patient and control myself from not being so violent. I think I am ISTP, I found out myself from the test. I was tomboys when I was little and I stay for the right and fix the wrong. I don’t like when people treating other unfairly I have to stay up and speak up, it is always me. I still remember the time I that got punched by one of the boy from my town because I was stand by this girl. I was mad so I punch him back and we made the problem worse. After his family come out from the house and talk to me and tell him to apologize me and he did after we became friends. On that day I learn that I should off just walk away so I am not making the problem big. But that mistake make me learn from it and become friends with someone that I think I would never be friend with. sometime our enemies become our

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