Reflection Questions: Shark Tank Final Habits of Mind Summative

By Anonymous -
PART A: Find pictures and videos to add to your blog. This should take no more than 10 minutes.
  1. Examples of pictures you might use include candid shots from the marketplace, speak out, or your work time during Phase I or II.




2. Examples of videos might be from the same locations, or you could include a link to your documentary or commercial.
<-- here is our commercial


PART B: Answer the following questions on your blog. When you are done answering the questions, publish your blog post.
  1. Think about the work and effort your team members have put into this project:
    1. What are some examples of what your classmates did that helped you learn? Please include at least three and elaborate (explain more) about how they helped.
My teammates taught me many things. One of them is sewing. Our manager taught me how to sew by hand and I end up enjoying sewing a lot. Next, I learned how to use a sewing machine from Ms.B, our math teacher. It was challenging at first, but when you get the hang of it, it’s really easy. Finally, the last thing I learned


  1. How would you describe your work and cooperation? Did you contribute regularly as your group worked together?
As a team, we help each other out and work hard. We didn’t have time enough time during class. So we also stay late and work after school and finally made wonderful merchandise!
    1. What are some examples you did in the classroom that you believe has helped other people learn?
After I learned how to sew, then I taught my other teammate, Bebe how to sew by hand. I believe that I had helped other people learned. After she learned how to sew by hand and she end up helping us catch up with sewing the pillow a lot!
    1. What were you particularly good at during group work?
I am best at sewing the pillow by hand. While the others are good at making posters, using the sewing machine, stuffing the pillow, and cutting the fabric.
    1. How did your contribution change over the time your group worked together? Please tell us a full story about how your roles changed or developed and your work ethic either grew stronger or weaker.
From the start when the teachers assigned us to be on the same team, we were not that close. To be honest, at first, we all were not following the manager’s directions. But, as we work together, we learned more about each other and starts to follow the manager’s directions. Thanks to the manager, who manage the business really well, we succeed in making this wonderful business! In general, our work ethic has grown stronger.


    1. How can you take what you have learned about the process of working together on a creative project and apply it in the future?
As we grow up, we would have to work together with other people (in teams). From doing this kind of project, I learned how to work in a team, focus on my job, and follow the leader’s directions carefully. In the future, no matter which group I am in, I will follow the leader’s to make the project good.

  1. What were your favorite parts of the Shark Tank project for:
    1. Phase 1 - starting the prototype
    2. Phase 2 - selling the merchandise in the marketplace

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