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The Importance Of Traveling To Furisbee Discourse

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I’ve gotten to play frisbee all over the country, including Chicago, Minnesota, California, and Oregon. Traveling to frisbee tournaments as a team brings the team closer together, as we gain a better understanding of each other; as we spend time together, our teamwork improves. In fact, I’ve been playing team sports since I was in first grade, so I have a lot of experience working in teams. For example, I’ve played soccer since I was little, and I am now the goalie for my high school. As the goalie, I can see the entire field, so it is my job to get everyone in the right spot; it is my job to get the team to work together. Teamwork is also seen in my schooling. I’ve gone to schools that use group work as a common educational tool. For example,

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