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I started in groups for many reasons. One of them is that it's an engaging way for students to learn teamwork, which is collaborative. The most important thing is that it's not only stimulating but also engaging and rewarding, allowing students to compare their statistics with others.
Oh yes, of course. When I was at university, I worked and studied in groups many, many times in every subject. Sometimes I had to work in groups of 2, 3, or 5; it depends on the environment of each subject.
Yes, I have worked and studied in Europe many times. It occurs in fast-paced school or work environments. When working in Europe, we can share ideas and support each other with thoughts. It can make the work more efficient and enjoyable, especially when everyone contributes.
Yes. I actually do a lot of things with my group or with my class. When we have a challenging project that has to be done very early, I prefer to do it with my groups, especially with my friends. They are very helpful, and their advice is also useful.