Throughout my senior year, in the AP Biology class, we did multiple labs in which we had to work in groups of four, and the lab members had to be switched with every lab. We were responsible for completing the lab within a certain time allotted by the teacher. We quickly realized that dividing the responsibilities and trusting each other was the only way to go if we wanted to finish on time. If we had not split of the tasks the lab would have resulted in being incomplete. We had to clearly communicate with each other what had to be done and how it had to be done. Working in groups, especially labs where everything must be extremely specific, was a struggle because every member had a different way of thinking and work ethic. It became obvious
