Enjoying the view on Campus
This week was a great learning week. As we looked through the complexities of feeding a world, sharing resources, circular agriculture, and economies to solve critical issues; I was able to develop a clear understanding of how to solve critical issues relating to food waste, food production, energy, and human health. As we took a deeper look at the nexus of ecological processes and societal activates, I found it a cool topic to venture off into and find more out about it; because of its large depth. The valuable information gained and ideas shared interactively throughout the weekly connections have led to the successful utilization of critical thinking while putting together tips for project completion. The ideas shared allowed creativity to flow while developing projects and carrying out the research improving my critical thinking skills. With everything learned and just being able to improve in all aspects; I’m able to go about problem-solving positively. What that means is; no matter how negative or intense the problem is I choose to find the cause of the problem and view all the positives between a group or multiple parties leading to improved interaction skills and a solved problem. To develop strategies a different approach is taken. This is where critical thinking comes into play and being able to determine each result for each action taken developing a clear outcome for task completion. While being able to listen to feedback whether positive or negative and continue moving forward professionally. I was successful in all ways across the board being able to listen, actively interact, receive feedback, and move forward progressively. Things I would do differently would be to add new skills and include improvements for those skills developed. This would allow people to increase their knowledge about you and become professionally recognized.
Working on a Project for the WYE
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