Action Project reflections

The last page of your Report on an Action Project booklet asks you to reflect on the project.

Here are some ideas for you to consider:

Did the project go well?
What went well?
What did you do well?
Could you have done anything differently?
What did others do well?
Do you think the project was well organised?
Did anything affect you and make you change your mind about the subject?
Did  you learn anything about working in a team?
Did you learn anything about yourself?
Were you surprised about what you learnt?
Did you learn any new skills?
What are you most proud of in this action project?
Did your project turn out as you first imagined it? What changed? How did you respond to those
changes?

If you could do it all over again, what would you do differently?
What did you learn about collaboration and teamwork through this project? What was satisfying about it? What was frustrating?
What problems did you encounter as you carried out your plan? Did you hit any roadblocks? If so, how did you respond?
How has your understanding of the topic changed over the course of this project?
How have you developed civic responsibility through this project?


Have you any recommendations if another group decided to do a similar project?
Such as:
Time to complete the project.
Good team activities.
Activities that were not successful .
Resources needed.
Websites visited for information.
People to contact.
Problem solving techniques.

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