- What emotion came up most during the mission?
- How did your team help each other when things got stressful?
- What was your proudest moment—emotionally and technically?
- If you could do one thing differently, what would it be?
- When something didn’t work on the first try (water filter, bridge, shelter), how did you react and what helped you try again?
- Which moment of the mission made you feel discouraged, and how did your team help you regain calm and motivation?
- What strategy did you use to stay focused even when the construction seemed difficult or the time was running out?
- What did you learn about yourself when you had to adapt or change your idea during the mission?
- Which information or observations guided your team in deciding which materials to use to solve each challenge (dirty water, lava, wind)?
- How did you choose between different ideas within your team? What decision-making process did you use?
- What did your first test (of the filter, bridge or shelter) show you, and how did you improve the design after seeing the result?
- In what way did communication among team members improve—or complicate—the search for a solution?
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