Prompt: Today, your group had to work together to earn 100% on the “A Worn Path” assessment or write an essay. How did this challenge affect the way your group discussed the story and made decisions? What did you learn from the experience?

 Response: Our group was forced to come together even though we didn't know each other that well. I found that we got to the goal and took effective turns figuring out what it was we wanted to write. We took all perspectives into account and similarities we had we wrote it down. I learned how to rewrite and apply our information.

Summary: We worked as a group to analyze the story and use it in today ´ s assignment.

Reflection: Working together with people opens new perspectives.

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