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    In a reflection paper for her VTE 223 class, Jhana Padilla discusses learning techniques for designing workspaces from Unit 2, including bubble diagrams. Bubble diagrams are simple hand drawings that use bubbles to represent spaces connected by different types of lines to specify their relationships. The unit also covered how to determine which areas need separation and which should be situated together. She gained an understanding of starting and designing work areas or spaces through these techniques presented and discussed, such as the bubble diagram example from the first reporter.

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    In a reflection paper for her VTE 223 class, Jhana Padilla discusses learning techniques for designing workspaces from Unit 2, including bubble diagrams. Bubble diagrams are simple hand drawings that use bubbles to represent spaces connected by different types of lines to specify their relationships. The unit also covered how to determine which areas need separation and which should be situated together. She gained an understanding of starting and designing work areas or spaces through these techniques presented and discussed, such as the bubble diagram example from the first reporter.

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    In a reflection paper for her VTE 223 class, Jhana Padilla discusses learning techniques for designing workspaces from Unit 2, including bubble diagrams. Bubble diagrams are simple hand drawings that use bubbles to represent spaces connected by different types of lines to specify their relationships. The unit also covered how to determine which areas need separation and which should be situated together. She gained an understanding of starting and designing work areas or spaces through these techniques presented and discussed, such as the bubble diagram example from the first reporter.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY


    GRADUATE SCHOOL
    Cabanatuan City

    REFLECTION PAPER

    Name JHANA REA B. PADILLA Topic LEARNING ACTIVITY 2


    Subject VTE 223 Date August 27, 2022

    In unit 2, I understand the techniques and ways in starting and designing your area or
    workplace. Just like the bubble diagram that was presented and discussed by the first reporter, it
    is a very simple (hand) drawing that consists of roughly drawn bubbles (representing spaces)
    connected by solid lines, broken lines or wavy lines etc. to specify the type of relationship
    between the spaces. In this unit also taught us that there are areas that need to be separated and
    areas that need to be on side of each other.

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