DI provincials!!!!!!!!

Well my first di is over but it was a good but long experience. But I leaerned a lot. After regionals me and my team figured out what we needed to fix and improve to get better scores. One of the things we really improved was are double vision it was not very good at all in our first proformance so we worked hard to improve that. One of the questions that came to was why do we do DI like what is the point after a lot of thinking here is what I came up with. Because it helps us with our team work and creativity and bonding with people and knowing how do work with people. Also how do we handle pressure like if something goes wrong we need to use our problem solving skills to overcome that difficulty. That is why our teachers did that because long experience called DI I think some of it was really helpful for me like problem solving and working together and as a team. One other thing that I would like to talk about is the hardest thing about DI. The hardest thing about DI is the pressure and the deadlines you have to be done by a certain date or you are going to fail so you have to put all of your effort into it. Also your stress level it is hard to mange your stress level when someone says they will bring something but doesn’t for the third day in a row. And provincials are the next day and you have to come up a totally new idea. Also one other thing to add to that is somthing always seems to go wrong right at the last minute. Even though DI can be really hard and stressful it is also really fun at the same time. Like when you find a solution to your problem after all that work it really does feel good to finish that and look back on what you did. One other thing how I feel about our improvements I think we did a lot of improvements with our presentation and I was happy that we did it helped us a lot like changing the double vision and a bit on the script made our presentation very strong. I really think we stepped our game for provincials and I am proud of my team for doing well in all of this. I look forward to doing DI next year.