Working as One (THEMATIC)

    In the first photo, we began working on the research paper for our topic. As you can see, my groupmates and I are on a Google Meet call, collaborating to help each other with the paper. It was really helpful having everyone present, sharing their ideas and opinions. We divided tasks so that everyone had something to contribute.

    In the second photo, we brainstormed together about the layout for our Community-Based Research project. We wanted to make sure that it was not only informative but also easy to navigate, so we discussed what sections to include on our webpage. Each of us gave input on how the design should look, from the colors to the photos we would include. It was exciting to see our ideas come to life as we planned everything out.

    In the third photo, I am working on encoding the layout for our webpage. I made sure that all of the ideas we discussed were applied, revising and improving as I went along. It took some time, but seeing the progress was really fulfilling. We made adjustments as we figured out the best way to present our research, so I had to be patient during this part of the process.

    In the fourth photo, we are preparing for our presentation of the CBR webpage. We practiced how we would explain the different parts of the webpage and what we learned through the research process. Working together as a team, we shared tips on how to improve our delivery and make the presentation as clear as possible.

    Finally, the last photo shows the finished product—our well-made CBR webpage. We all felt proud of what we did, and that was not possible without everyone in the group cooperating with each other and extending maximum effort. Seeing the webpage fully done, with everything we worked on included, felt amazing.

    This entire experience taught me a lot, especially about teamwork and communication. I learned how to express my ideas clearly and listen to others' suggestions. Most importantly, I realized just how important teamwork is. Every contribution, no matter how small, adds up to the success of the whole project. This experience helped me grow, not just as a student, but also as someone who can work well with others.

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