Intro

In Chapter 4 it talks about how collaborating with others is very important, which it definitely is. But, with everything like social media and the coronavirus it makes it harder to be able to get closer to people because the whole world is flipped right now and people are scared to go see and hang out around others. In this chapter it shows how important being connected to one another is especially teachers and people who have to see each other every single day they are working. If you work together and do not get along and like each other both of you will begin to not like the job you have. Any job that people are always working together has to be like this especially in my career where they preach a brotherhood upon everyone there because I will be working more and spending more time with my future brothers in blue than my own family that I will have one day.  Not having a good relationship with your co workers or even friends and teammates will not make it as fun to play a sport or

Storyboard creator is a great way to be able to show skits with comics instead of just talking about what happened. My 3 comics  Adventure to the Rope Swing! School's out for Summer! Zoom classes

In Chapter 5 Sheryl talks about needing to have both hands on experience and also have some classroom learning. I agree with this because if you are always doing classroom learning and not focusing some days on a task to become familiar and confident with it then nobody would be ready for the real world when they actually have to do something. A doctor for example if they do not get any practice and have to basically go into a surgery not actually having practice, there is a good chance something could go wrong. Collaborating with others is a very big deal as well because in most fields of work  you have to work with others and you are not just alone in you work, so if you do not have experience with others than it may be difficult for you to adjust to now having people to work with. In my field of work I will be working with people everyday as an officer and even having to interact with many individuals other than my coworkers. So, hands on techniques and training for me right now is