ALL ABOUT ME AND MY GROUP !

Hello, It's me Teo, and I recently joined a Group for my blogs. Today I'm going to explain my group blog, who I’m working with, and why I’m working with them. First of all, we all grouped up  together because we had mutual understanding that we needed each other to properly strive. Our group is based of three members, and one of my group member's is Makayla. I chose to work with her because we work well together and has working components which I don't have. She understands things and reasons things in a way I can’t. We can get in touch with each other easily and live not too far from one another. I met her as a mutual friend of Dazira, she's relaxed and funny. We relate to one another, and we exchanged social medias, so we'll get along really well. I think we'll make excellent companions. Another person in my group, Dazira, she possesses a wide range of skills, including resourcefulness and intelligence. I chose to work with her because she knows how to get work done. I met her in 2nd period last year, but I didn't really know her until this year. Dazira and I share a love of photography, music, and she is my study partner in class. Me and her both work very efficiently. We both cooperate perfectly, and she has very interesting perspectives. Overall, this amazing group brings the best out of each other. Makayla brings genius creative ideas. Dazira generates a productive and efficient work space. And I bring higher task standards. Together we create a great work dynamic with colorful creativity, high productiveness, and great quality. I’m very excited to work with these people and can't wait to see what we produce. 







 


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