CBR: How We Work Together

    Creating our CBR was tough because we had lots of things we needed to do. We felt worried about all the stuff we still had to finish. Even though it was hard, we didn't give up. We kept going until we got everything done. Sometimes we felt frustated, but we didn't let that stop us. We worked together as a team to finish our project. We helped each other when someone was struggling. 

    Creating our CBR in just one week is incredible. We really pushed ourselves to get it done. Working together, we brainstormed ideas and divided tasks among ourselves. Each of us had a specific role to play, and we supported each other every step of the way. Despite the time pressure, we stayed focused and motivated. We met regularly to discuss our progress and make any necessary adjustments. It was challenging, but also rewarding to see our project come together so quickly.

    Collecting our information was hard. Whenever we went to BFP Bantay, the person we needed to interview wasn't there or was busy. It made things difficult for us. We had to keep coming back again and again. This made us feel frustrated and stressed. We wanted to get our work done, but it seemed like we couldn't. We talked to other people there, but it wasn't the same. We needed specific information from that person. We had to be patient and keep trying. Eventually, we managed to speak with them, but it took a lot of effort. Despite the challenges, we didn't give up. We learned the importance of persistence in our research.

    Throughout this research, I've learned valuable lessons, such as the importance of staying focused on our goals. Working together as a team has taught me so much. One key lesson is how to listen carefully to everyone's ideas. We've discovered that when we work together, we can achieve great things. Sharing our knowledge has been essential to our success. We've also found that being patient with each other pays off in the end. Together, we've overcome many challenges. Celebrating our achievements together has been truly rewarding. 

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