1.Was there a leader on your team? Who was it and who decided who the leader would be?
A: No, there weren’t.
2. If you had no leader, do you think having designated someone a leader would have helped?
A: Not really, the leader could lead us to the wrong way, it’s probably better to work together without a leader.
3. If you had a leader, how did he/she do?
N/A
4. How helpful was everyone on your team in challenging the process of building the tallest structure? Did anyone appear to be an expert?
A: Everyone was helpful, everyone gave ideas and helped build the tower, nobody appeared to be an expert, they are all pretty smart.
5. Did any team members tune out of the activity — out of frustration with other members or for some other reason? What could you have done to keep all members of the group fully engaged?
A: Nobody tuned out of the activity. I could tell him/her that everyone in the group is important and we would like his/her help.
6. Did you feel everyone’s ideas were well received during the activity?
A: Yes, everyone’s ideas were all well received.
7. How did you feel as the time limit was approaching? Did pressure increase? If yes, was that helpful or not?
A: The pressure did increase, we kind of rushed at the end, but we still made it to
place
8. In retrospect, what could you have done better?
A: We could have made the base stronger and break the spaghetti into smaller parts.
9. Did you celebrate small wins? If yes, how did you do this?
A: No
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