1. Describe what skills (s) you have learned so far. Who taught you those skills? How did they teach you those skills? How can you master those skills?
I have learned how to use a proper drill and how to tell which drill to use for different things. I was taught because I was told to use 1 to do pilot holes and 1 to do screws. I can master them by running through what I need to do in my head and think what I need for them so I know I need this drill for screws and this one for pilot holes.
2. Explain if you believe your group is ahead of behind other groups. Explain why you believe you are at that point.
I think my group is behind but not by far because we had a few setbacks that took set us behind quite a bit but after we solved those problems we were able to move very swiftly to catch up with most of the groups so now we are in the middle of ahead and behind.
3. How effectively did your group communicate and collaborate with each other? Provide one SPECIFIC example to support your point.
In the beginning and middle we were doing horribly with communication. We were yelling at each other a lot and we were also just not telling people when we needed something as often as we should have.
4. Today is a complete reset from last week. What is one goal YOU have for yourself? Explain why you picked that goal.
I want to work harder on helping my group when they need it because often if I wasn’t doing anything like drilling or hammering I would just sit down and watch everyone else do stuff. I think I should help my group like offering to help stabilize the log or holding the screw still until it gets into the log.
5. What is one goal you have for YOUR team? Explain why you picked that goal.
One goal I have for my group is to work together and collaborate because we always pick independent jobs which is a lot less efficient than just working on something hard together.

This is my group finally putting all the wood we made together to make the frame of the wall!