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Thursday, December 2, 2010

Chrissy Purcell-Post 7

Chrissy Purcell
Freshman Seminar
Post 7
Self-Reflection
Overall, freshman seminar has been quite an experience. There have been moments of disgust and moments of relief and even some laughs along the way. Although I am happy to have finished the course, I can say that the experience has taught me a couple things. The first being, I really cannot stand group projects. I do not function well in groups, too bossy. In this particular case, my group members were particularly argumentative. This caused me to cede any position of power I might have claimed. At the moment, this action was quite upsetting to my naturally controlling spirit. The second lesson is my ability to be a better member of groups. However as time passed, I became more willing to accept help, criticism, and exchange ideas. In retrospect, this might be freshman seminar’s biggest accomplishment in regards to me. I have learned to become a better follower and, in turn, a better group member. The third thing it taught me was that I have a knack for presenting. The same is not true for research though. I almost present my groups findings solely and I had no problem doing it. I find presenting to be enjoyable and easy, so it was only natural that my gift of gab was used to be the voice of our groups work. All in all, I had a pretty enjoyable time with my group. And i think it would be unfair to acknowledge their contributions. Thanks Ayana, Jazzmin, Sierra, and Tearra. I <3 you guys! And so long and farewell to freshman seminar!!!

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