My future depends on this, can someone proofread my essay for college, its short.
Essay Topic #2
We frequently work in groups that are diverse in terms of culture, experiences, personalities and skills. What have you found to be the most difficult part of reaching agreements and achieving goals when working in such groups? How did you manage it? Please provide a specific example. (maximum 200 words)
"With great power, comes great responsibility". A few years ago I would have said that this statement was little more than cliché. My thirteen-year-old self would have heard it from teachers, read it in books, billboards or bumper stickers but never would have thought it would apply to my life.
During our annual science fair, I was given the title of team captain by my teacher. To this day I'll never know on what basis, she had made this decision given that science is not my strongest suit. However, I chose to rise to the occasion and make the most of it.
At first I had no clue as to how I would motivate my teammates as there were no tangible rewards. I told them how the certificate can help them in school and college applications which turned out to be successful. I divided the work based on each member's specialty and made sure I did my part efficiently. That way my teammates were encouraged to so as well. In my brief period of captaincy, It taught me how be a team player and revise my skills according to my group.
We earned second place for our project, 'The Human Heart'.
Essay Topic #2
We frequently work in groups that are diverse in terms of culture, experiences, personalities and skills. What have you found to be the most difficult part of reaching agreements and achieving goals when working in such groups? How did you manage it? Please provide a specific example. (maximum 200 words)
The Human Heart
"With great power, comes great responsibility". A few years ago I would have said that this statement was little more than cliché. My thirteen-year-old self would have heard it from teachers, read it in books, billboards or bumper stickers but never would have thought it would apply to my life.
During our annual science fair, I was given the title of team captain by my teacher. To this day I'll never know on what basis, she had made this decision given that science is not my strongest suit. However, I chose to rise to the occasion and make the most of it.
At first I had no clue as to how I would motivate my teammates as there were no tangible rewards. I told them how the certificate can help them in school and college applications which turned out to be successful. I divided the work based on each member's specialty and made sure I did my part efficiently. That way my teammates were encouraged to so as well. In my brief period of captaincy, It taught me how be a team player and revise my skills according to my group.
We earned second place for our project, 'The Human Heart'.