At  R.D.C. we learned how to be not as competitive. We did some games and most of us were competitive. After each game we got less and less competitive. We got less competitive because after each activity we had a discussion about how we could improve. One game we did was a puzzle game. The teachers split us into 4 groups we each had a bunch of puzzle pieces. After 3 minutes we had a ” board meeting” .  It’s where each team brings 3 pieces into the middle of the room and traded. Only two teams completed the puzzles, but we were supposed to complete all four.  We were not able to complete all four because the groups were too competitive.   I learned that being competitive isn’t always necessary and that showing empathy is more important.