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    Indigenous People & Habitats Unit Reflection: Human Populations Influence and Are Influenced by Their Environment

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    The student reflected on an indigenous people project, noting that they felt confident speaking in the presentation but would change the flowers in the shelter garden. The most important thing learned was incorrectly stated as cannibalism being acceptable for survival. The student enjoyed collaborating with mixed classes and liked working with most group members, showing independence by speaking in the presentation and responsibility by bringing materials on time.

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    The student reflected on an indigenous people project, noting that they felt confident speaking in the presentation but would change the flowers in the shelter garden. The most important thing learned was incorrectly stated as cannibalism being acceptable for survival. The student enjoyed collaborating with mixed classes and liked working with most group members, showing independence by speaking in the presentation and responsibility by bringing materials on time.

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    IndigenousPeople&HabitatsUnitReflection

    Humanpopulationsinfluenceandareinfluencedbytheirenvironment.

    OnethingthatIthinkIdidwellwastalkinginthepresentationbecause
    Ifeltconfident.

    OnethingthatIwoulddodifferentlynexttimeis
    changethepompomflowersinthesheltergardentobetterflowers.

    ThemostimportantthingthatIlearnedwas
    cannibalismisnotsobadbecauseithelpsyou(thepersonwhoiseating)
    survive.

    Workingcollaborativelyinmixedclassgroupswithafacilitatingteacher
    was...
    goodforthemostpartbecauseweworkednicely,butNaserdidnotdoa
    lotofartbecausehejustkeptonaskingwhattodo.Ilikedworkingwith
    Gusmostlybecausewearenotinthesameclass,butIstilllikedworking
    witheverybody.

    Duringtheproject,IshowedthatIamindependentby
    talkingalotinthepresentation.

    Duringtheproject,IshowedthatIamresponsibleby
    bringingeverythingontime(shelterandcostume).

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