Paper tower activity
“More hands make for lighter work.” “Two heads are better than one.” “The more the merrier.”
These adages speak to the potential groups have to be more productive, creative, and motivated than individuals on their own.

Our Challenge:
Getting the papers to stand up, using tape, staples, glue, also you can bend, fold, or tear the papers itself.
Our challenge was to build a tower for each team by using sheets of papers, a scissor,a tape within minutes. Marks were given for the height,balance, rigidity of the tower.
Three groups were divided.
while doing the activity. Ideas of team members were important to make a better plan for the tower. While PPD sessions, we improved a quality that to respect other people's ideas,
With this challenge we were able to understand that the solution is different from challenge to challenge. So the each members idea were very important. So,
because of that our effort of creating paper tower was succusful.
Al so we were able to,
- Defining the problem or issue at hand
- Analyzing those alternatives
- Selecting the most viable alternative
- Implementing the necessary decisions
Of course, each individual must also engage in the critical thinking process on their own, there should not be a blind reliance on the
group's efforts. Finally, each individual is responsible for both their own mind, and their own contributions. This ensure is not only the development of that individual,
but also the development of the group as well, as each group is only as effective as its individual members are on their own away from the group