Creative Critical Reflection (CCR)

 

Hello, this is my Creative Critical Reflection, I had a lot of fun filming it through out my day and sometimes forgot to film some parts but it worked out. As I said in the video I hope you enjoy a day in my life and my response to some questions. Bye bye

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