Learning Advance 2022

Replace this box with a map shows North Vancouver to Loon Lake, then add a drawing tracing the route of our trip.

Hi my name is Caitlin! I love the sunshine and my puppy loki! I’m a curious person who loves to learn about history!

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At advisory we played a game of silent ball where you had to make direct eye contact with a person and throw the ball at them while being silent. You can see me in this video (I’m the person in the red sweater standing the closest to the camera). I had lots of fun playing this game and I was doing pretty well until I fumbled the ball and couldn’t play anymore but regardless it was fun. This game used hand eye coordination and that’s something I lack and I also freaked out every time somebody chucked the ball at me which is strange considering I play softball 🥎 

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Here is a blank page to add any random thoughts, pictures, and ideas. You will also be adding a reflection on the trip as a whole later!

I learned that we still have to do work during the advance and I also learned about how the schedules work. I learned about what a DI sweatbox is and that on further advances we might do that. In the future I’m looking forward to going to some cool places and getting to take lots of pictures! It might be challenging to adapt again in the future but I think I will be able to get over it quicker because now I have done it before. What will be different is maybe because of the time difference in some places it might be harder

During the advance my team worked well together. During our DI sweatbox we acted out some skits and put the final specifications on to our stories for each of the possibilities. Occasionally our team would argue over little things but we were always able to move past it in order to work on the project. Sometimes towards the end we would find ourselves having to mu h to do as we had already been over everything and being improv we didn’t have to make anything so when that happened we always just went over the rules to make sure that nobody made a silly mistake on the day of the performance

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