First we researched our court case and learned about the problem. Then we found out what we were going to argue, and what the other side is going to argue. We then organized our information to present to the court. We were most successful looking for what we were going to argue. We did this by listening to the actual case that happened weeks before ours. The hardest part was organizing all of the information to present it. This related to the collaboration category  because we had to work with a partner, and we talked to our opponent a little bit to understand the case better. I am satisfied with the Supreme Court system because it is the final deciding factor to every case. If all of the court systems cant find a solution, the Supreme Court says the final say and the dispute is over.

Hand in problems for math are problems that you must type up on the computer in the correct format to get full credit. They are usually problems that cause you to think more than normal daily problems. This is a form of communication because we worked on it together and one of us had to type it up and email it to Mr. Faulkner. The hand in problems are helpful because it makes us think deeper and helps us learn to problem solve.