Unit Intro

Unit Intro:

To start this day we started talking about the question of this new unit that was about whether we would keep the things we have or buy new things in case they break down. After exchanging our ideas with our classmates, the teacher told us to fill out a forum where we would answer the question that we were previously discussing. After doing this activity we carried out some exercises of our unit intro to officially start this new unit, in these exercises there were some listening exercises and others to give our opinion, for this work the teacher gave us 15 minutes and we had to upload it to the moodle so that our teacher can review it.


Reflection:
In this class, I learned that each person has their opinion and their own point of view about the value of the material and how we can solve some things that are damaged. Honestly, I do not need anything to learn since these questions about this new unit were totally personal and thoughtful since each person has their own opinion. The attributes that I developed were: thinkers and reflective since they helped me to formulate my opinion well so that in this way other people can understand and analyze my point of view. The skills I developed were: critical thinking and self-management skills when managing my opinion well and expressing all my ideas about this topic.


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