Crazy Buddies: Team Analysis

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My group's Crazy Buddies with Denia Mares, Izzy Mendoza and I make ideas about the solution on progress can help for students from the advisor can problem at college. Some reason for the issue about advisor takes challenges from college in the students. They are studying to become a program have a change news breaks about their life. I think option makes sure evaluation about proactive at college with the advisor would give accommodations. Subject for the purpose of college want to be advisor had the problem. Should college being your proactive will process to get impatient. For possible most many of students need to get a intervention to their learns more information in college needs.
They want to contribute me a lot of work make a google with email, docs, and slides. They are don't know to work on google how, but I have the experience to work from google is very helpful. I ask for her want to go meet or teamwork, but she says "I can't go" alright will make online from google on teamwork, doing on work for order plan in slides by google make a sentence. Sometime I do understand with explaining with my group will inform confused. Then now to ready for class before the presentation day will be meeting start can come here at the Disability Services office make a practice. I will say
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We must be view on eye contact together in class for students and teacher. Sometime I can to speak with sign language with card make an informed from the presentation. Let's start with the presentation been 2 seconds after the light out of power outage. Don't worry, I will bring have the laptop set ready to show from PowerPoint. Well if you can see it is laptop show on slides have information. Denia have video from the YouTube set on the show, I did see to my presentation making predict in class to the group. It's a great video for looking about eye contract and speaking right to

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