As a future teacher, I now obtain the skills to create a school webpage, create flyers and brochures, create a digital story and be able to create a site that can be posted on the internet for others to view.  Because I have worked alone and with others, I can help my other future colleagues learn the same skills I possess.  For instance, I worked on my imaginary elementary school website by myself.  I enjoy working alone because I didn’t have to make accommodations with others or compromise when a decision could not be made. I was able to be independent and make my own choices.   Yet, when I was struggling with a project that I was working alone on, I could rely on my class mates to help me.  For the majority of my projects, I worked alone except for one.   The project I worked with a partner was Webquest.   Although I preferred to work alone, working with a partner has its advantages too.  More ideas are created for a project and the work load can be cut in half.  Working together allowed us to get more done because we were able to work on more than one item at a time and we were able to share ideas and comments.  As a result, we created a really fun and educational Webquest about the digestive system for kids!  Generally, I would conclude that I like to work alone; however, I love having someone to share ideas with and to provide constructive criticism.  I believe having an outside look on something is very useful.