15.+Thinking+interdependently

Thinking interdependently

In the Redox unit where we create batteries, my lab partner, Roy, and I worked together to design a battery that would create more than 1.2 volts of electricity. In this part, we equally worked together. We both contributed to coming up with an idea and actually creating it. We had no problem communicating our thoughts or giving feedback to each other so that each of us would learn.

My strength in regards to this habit of mind is that I do not feel troubled giving feedback as to whether something is right or wrong. My weakness, however, is that I sometimes tend to do more of the work, thinking that my idea is right.