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Participation Grade

I believe I deserve either a "Very Good" or an "Excellent" grade for participation in this module. While I have missed one or two classes due to illness, I have been actively engaged throughout the course. I took on leadership roles in team discussions, contributed meaningful insights, and listened attentively when others led, helping our group improve both our technical report and presentation. I have also tried to stay very focused during lesson and effectively applied the skills taught to my assignments.

Beyond classwork, I have fostered collaboration by providing constructive feedback on my peers’ blogs, particularly their introduction letters, which helped build strong connections within the class. This process has significantly improved my communication skills, enabling me to speak with greater confidence and clarity—a personal goal I set for myself. Considering my active participation, teamwork, and personal growth, I believe a "Very Good" or "Excellent" grade accurately reflects my contributions to this module.

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  1. Brad Blackstone29 November 2024 at 05:44

    Thanks very much, Ash, for the excellent effort you made including for this additional post. :)

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