My friend’s partner in AP English really let him down during their presentation (TPM). He’s been complaining that his group members never contribute to their projects, and today, it reached a breaking point. My friend had worked hard on several slides, but his partner deleted them for seemingly no reason. When it was time to present, there were hardly any slides left, and as a result, they ended up failing. What a frustrating experience!
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That sounds really frustrating for your friend! It’s tough when group projects rely heavily on collaboration and one person doesn’t pull their weight. Deleting slides without communication is not only unfair but also unprofessional. I hope your friend can talk to the teacher about this situation, as it may help clarify what happened and potentially lead to a solution. Group projects can be tricky, especially when partners aren’t on the same page. Encourage your friend to document what happened and, if they feel comfortable, approach the teacher for guidance.