Jada’s class grows an organic garden as part of a project. Students grow their garden for two months but find the plants are gro
wing slowly. Jada and her class review their plan for taking care of the plants and come up with many solutions to improve their plan. Instead of picking one of the solutions, they decide to combine parts of different solutions to make one new plan. Describe three benefits of this approach.
One benefit of this is that the weaknesses of some of their plans are covered by better plans. Another is that if the final plan doesn’t result, there are already many other ideas to go off of. A final benefit is that if the overall plan does work, it can still be easily improvised. Hope this helps! After all, this question is more opinion based.
