How do I build and strengthen the PLP learning team? Good question. This question is actually the driving question for the project we just completed, which was called Becoming a PLP Learner. This project was all about me and how I work in a team. We did three milestones, which were the team contract, the big life journal, and the user manual. In this post, I will be talking about and reflecting on the things I did.

Here’s an overview of what I will talk about, in order. I will start by talking about one of the very first things we did, which was the big life journal. Then, I will talk about my user manual. The penultimate item I will reflect on will be my teamwork contract, and the final thing I will talk about is my Keynote presentation.

This is my big life journal. The big life journal was mainly about who I am. Of course, since it’s a 5 chapter workbook, I can’t show you everything, so I’ll show you my 3 best works, which I showed in my Keynote presentation. This time, you are able to see the original and the presented version, though. The three works I’m showcasing are my dream board, my interest brain, and my life playlist. These are important to me because they represent who I am and what I like to do.

This is my user manual. The purpose of the user manual was to tell others who I am, so that they can understand me and know more about me. I’m including most of it here for you to see. I personally enjoyed this milestone a lot, because I love to write. The user manual showcases who I am because it includes my hobbies and interests and how they affect my everyday life.

This is my teamwork contract. The purpose of this is to show what we could do better at, and what the solution will be, and to show our strengths in working in a team. As you can see, I colour coded it. Words in purple are strengths, words in red are weaknesses, and words in yellow are neutral. I enjoyed creating my teamwork contract, and I feel that it accurately reflects how I work in a team.

This is my Keynote presentation. On Wednesday, October 20th, I presented it to the PLP 8 Parents in an exhibition. Since you’re reading this, you probably either couldn’t make it to the exhibition, or you’re looking back on this. So I recorded a video with my presentation. If you turn up your volume, you’ll be able to hear me guide you through the presentation. I thoroughly enjoyed this milestone for two main reasons. The first is that I was able to showcase my skills with the iPad and design my slides in my preferred way, and the second reason is that I like presenting.

So, now I’m going to try to answer the driving question. How do I build and strengthen the PLP learning team? Well, firstly, I’m very good with technology. I’ve always liked technology and using it in general. I’m also able to work well in a team. In conclusion, I build and strengthen the PLP Learning team with my skills in technology and teamwork.