Trip Reflection - 949 Words

Planning a trip may be the hardest part of the entire trip. Once you have your agenda everything else falls into place. In my trip, I had two other partners helping prepare for this spontaneous trip. Each of us had a specific duty when creating a section of the trip presentation and narrative. While creating this presentation I learned a lot about myself and about my partners as well. I believe when reading this the instructor will know that our team put in all a great amount of effort and worked efficiently to finish the project. The instructor will also learn from this, that my team was overall formal and adults when it came to solving issues within of group. Our trip was over three cities: Berlin, Paris, and England. Each person in†¦show more content†¦We set up mini due dates within our group to make sure we would finish our project within time. My personal responsibility (PR1) throughout this presentation was to ensure I put in my part and made sure each section I did, I put in hundred percent, because it was not only my grade being affected but two other people who depended on me as well. Each one of us has duties within our own lives and worked out that it would be best to skype each other on days we had English Literature late at night around 8PM. We also communicated through email at one time when one of our partners laptop was down, we we reached each other through calling each other. Each person within our project had the same amount of responsibility throughout the project, which was 1/3 of the overall project the PowerPoint and narrative. To give a better perspective each person had to search for sites with information over things to do while in the given city. Each person also had to write their portion of the narrative on their city and how it related to the readings. 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