1. Reflect on your thinking, learning, and work from Thursday and Friday. What were you most proud of? That I finally

made a good paper airplane.
2. Where did you encounter struggle during the project, and what did you do to deal with it? Making the paper airplane.

3. What about your thinking, learning, or work Thursday and Friday brought you the most satisfaction? Why? That I made a good flyable paper airplane because I’ve never actually made a good paper airplane that I could remember.

4. What is frustrating you? How do you plan to deal with that frustration? That it takes forever to make a paper airplane for me and I can just tell myself that I can do this.

5. What lessons were learned from failure during the project? That everything I do won’t be perfect.

6. Where did you meet success, and who might benefit most from what you’ve learned along the way? How can you share this with them? By throwing the paper airplane.

7. What are your next steps? Which of those steps will come easiest? Where will the terrain become rocky? What can you do now to navigate the road ahead with the most success?By making more and more paper airplanes and taking my time on doing that.

8. What made you curious today? How paper airplanes do all those cool tricks.

9. How did I help you today? How did I hinder you? What can I do tomorrow to help you more? By showing me how to improve my paper airplanes.

10. How did you help the class today? How did you hinder the class today? What can you do tomorrow to help other learners more? I can show them how to improve.