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alainad703 — 2024-10-08 22:16:47 UTC

Think about a time when a social interaction in your life was influenced by an institution (like school, work, or government). How did that institution impact the power dynamics in the situation, and how do you think it would have been different without the institution's involvement?

Frederic Strommen

2024-10-09 00:57:42 UTC

One instance when an institution affected social interactions in my life was when I worked an Internship at NASA, where I was put in a position that I absolutely had to work in a functional team in order to achieve success in my project. From then on, any project I work on that is group-oriented would be more organized and be more practical from a usage standpoint.

2024-10-09 00:59:06 UTC

I believe that if SEO wasn't involved in my life, I would've never had the opportunity to attend this very microecon class in the first place. I would've had les involvement with other students in the bay area, and I would've had a lot more free time as well.

Katherine Gomez

2024-10-09 01:47:45 UTC

When I was asked to turn and talk with a partner about what we have or are learning at school. This institution made the interaction unwanted and the whole table kept really quiet. I think the conversation would be a lot more better if it didn't feel like a chore and someone opened the conversation because they wanted to.

SEO

2024-10-09 02:01:25 UTC

A social interaction I had was influenced by SEO. I would not have went to college's meet and greets if it wasn't for SEO teaching and pushing me towards seizing the opportunity if I was interested in it. If it wasn't for SEO, I wouldn't have been interested in visiting or exploring different colleges.

Christine B

2024-10-09 23:45:53 UTC

If I hadn't applied to SEO, I think I would've been less stressed and had some more free time with myself and my friends. For example, SEO requires us scholars to commit to 3 Saturdays each month for extra school and dual enrollment classes which takes up afternoons on tues + Thurs.