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1. Have you worked or studied in groups? Do you prefer to study in a group or individually?
🔍Yes, I have worked and studied in groups multiple times, especially during university projects and workplace collaborations. While group study
enhances idea exchange and teamwork, I personally prefer studying alone. This allows me to
concentrate better, set my own pace, and
avoid distractions. However, I do appreciate group discussions when it comes to
brainstorming or
clarifying complex concepts.
2. What are the drawbacks or disadvantages of studying or working in a group?
🔍One major drawback of group study is the
unequal participation—some members may contribute less, leading to an unfair workload distribution. Additionally, disagreements and conflicts can arise, making it difficult to reach a consensus. Another issue is time management; scheduling meetings that suit everyone’s availability can be challenging. Lastly, distractions are common, as discussions may
drift away from the main topic,
reducing productivity.3. What does one learn while working or studying in a group?
🔍Studying or working in a group teaches essential
soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution. It helps individuals become more open to different perspectives, improving critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Additionally, group work
enhances time management and adaptability, as members must
coordinate tasks effectively. Most importantly, it builds collaborative skills, which are
invaluable in professional settings.
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