To be honest, the most difficult hurdle we had to go through as a group was writing each paragraph and finding a time available to everyone since we have different schedules. Sometimes we coincided and managed to meet in person, while in others our meetings were online. At the time of writing each paragraph, we created a document in which we wrote our ideas to be developed in each paragraph and we started a survey to decide how we would approach each topic. Once we were clear about the ideas to be developed in each paragraph, we began to create a draft for each paragraph. The coordinator was in charge of typing each idea that we were developing. Then it was time to check the consistency of each of the ideas, in addition to making sure that each paragraph complied with each of the characteristics of each assigned style. For this, we delegate 2 paragraphs to each one to be reviewed and then hold a meeting and share the observations that each one had of their assigned paragraph. This revision was also to check the punctuation and probable spelling errors. We already felt ready to send the first draft. The paragraph style that was most difficult for us was that of comparison and contrast and in fact, it was the one that we had to make the most changes to after sending it to the first revision. We had to read and search for more information about each paragraph's style and its characteristics. The best teaching we could have was the opportunity to put into practice each of the paragraph styles because thanks to the assignment of this blog we realized that each paragraph style contains its essence and that to achieve good writing we must from the beginning I begin to outline the idea to be developed and if it agrees with the theme previously selected or assigned in this case. So as a group, we rate our teamwork as basic because we are aware of how difficult it was for us to write some paragraph styles, but we also strive to comply with each of their characteristics.
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