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HOW TO GET TO GRACELAND

Most of the assignment we do in class I would rather work individually. I feel like when I don’t have others waiting for me to understand something or to solve a certain problem, I feel like I can take my time to understand something in my own way. Although, I usually enjoy being independent sometimes I enjoy reading alone and then discussing it with people to have a better understanding about the main idea. Also to see different point of views and how others see things differently than me and why. I think my experience somewhat aligns with what we saw in the Paul Simon video because when I feel other people have different ideas to a certain topic I usually want to hear how they feel or see something that maybe doesn’t really impact me. Then I can understand why they see things the way they do and I can also put my input so others can understand me.

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