High Ropes Teamwork Challenge - Follow-Up Assignment

Reflect, analyze, and apply what you learned from the high ropes teamwork challenge.

Purpose: Teams were tested physically and mentally on high ropes. This follow-up helps you turn that experience into stronger collaboration skills for class, projects, and future jobs.

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What You Are Learning

Growth challenge: Choose one part of this assignment that pushes you slightly outside your comfort zone, and use your team to help you take that next step.

Step 1 (Makeup Only): Watch the Reflection Video and Check Your Understanding

If you attended and participated in Base Camp: skip this section and continue to the Demonstration Video section below.

If you did not attend Base Camp: complete this makeup activity first. Use the reflection transcript and answer all questions shown one at a time, then click Submit Quiz.

To mark Step 1 complete, check the Step 1 box after finishing this makeup quiz, or check it if you attended Base Camp and skipped this step.

Reflection video link: https://youtu.be/DVCwE20uRcI?si=aIRExS5q-S1A1QGZ

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    Step 2: Watch the Required Demonstration Video

    All students must use this high ropes teamwork challenge video as part of this assignment, along with the instructor ropes course reflection transcript. The required ropes course video is from International Academy East in Troy.

    After watching the full video, check the Step 2 box to mark this step complete.

    Direct link: https://youtu.be/nYfr-nN0m6c?si=7C5EagBaiXgJ_Uvq

    Step 3: Check Your Understanding - Accountability

    Complete this accountability check for the required video. Questions are shown one at a time. Click Submit Quiz on the final question to complete this step.

    Question 1 of 6

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      Step 4: Interactive Activity - Sort the Teamwork Evidence

      Drag each statement into the correct category. Then click Check Answers.

      Step 4 is complete only after you click Check Answers and receive your result.

      Accessibility tip: You can drag statements, or use keyboard only. Tab to a statement and press Enter/Space to select it, then use the move buttons below.

      Statement Bank

      • "Do your job" can be right in high-pressure moments.
      • Teams need to find gaps and close them, not just stay in one role.
      • Ultimate accountability is to the outcome, not just individual tasks.
      • Strong teams define values, vision, mission, and then "find a way."
      • Course goals emphasize communication, cooperation, trust, and teamwork.
      • Students grow when they move from "I can't do that" to "I can do this."
      • Belay safety depends on multiple roles working together as one system.
      • The trapeze jump requires decision-making, courage, and trust in teammates.

      Accountability

        Ropes Course Reflection

          Step 5: Final Reflection - Comfort Zone

          Write a complete response in the box below. Step 5 is complete when this response is not blank.

          Submission Checklist

          Step 6: Generate and Submit Your Response

          Use this final step after completing all sections.

          1. Click Generate Full Document Text to compile your current work.
          2. Review the Document preview.
          3. Click Copy Document Text and submit that Document.

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