💬 Reflection & Transfer
The mission is almost over. Time to look back — at the country, and at how you worked.
🗣️ Team talk
Before you write anything, talk this through with your team — out loud, no screens. This isn't submitted; it's just talking.
- What surprised your team the most during this mission?
- Which part was hardest to agree on inside your team?
- If your team started this mission again, what would you do differently?
🤝 Talk to another team
Now find one person from a different team (not A if you were A, and so on) and talk to them directly:
- Tell them one interesting fact or idea from your own team's mission.
- Listen to their fact or idea.
- Give each other oral feedback — say it out loud, using these sentence starters:
- "One thing I found interesting was …"
- "One question I still have is …"
- "One suggestion I'd give you is …"
Which team did you talk to, and what was their mission about?
What feedback did you give them?
🌏 About the country
Which stereotype about India changed the most for you during this mission?
Go back to the mission's guiding question: what can India teach us about the future?
🧩 About the process
What was difficult about working in a team on this mission?
How did you deal with information that contradicted what you first believed?
🎯 About you
Beyond English, which skills did you actually use during this mission? Think about research, teamwork, or dealing with uncertainty.
📝 What I wanted to say
Sometimes the best point comes to you right after a discussion ends. Use this space for anything you wanted to say — in your team, or to the other team — but didn't get to.
Not sure where to start? Let one of these jog your memory:
What did you want to say, suggest, or ask?
Submit your reflection
Enter your name and class, then submit — that's the mission complete.
Mission complete
Thank you for your work. There's no single, final answer to what India "is" — and that's exactly the point. One country, many worlds — and a preview of questions the whole world will keep facing.