Journal Entry Guidelines for Expeditions

Miss Brandy introduces the role of the journal writer in the Lewis and Clark expedition. The journal writer is responsible for documenting the day's events and decisions. Students must write a detailed response in four parts: their group's solution to the dilemma, thoughts on the group process, research on Lewis and Clark's decision, and a comparison of the two solutions. The response can be submitted via Edmodo either typed or handwritten and scanned. The video emphasizes the importance of effective group communication and decision-making.

What is the primary responsibility of the journal writer during the expedition?

• To keep a written record of events

• To lead the expedition

• To provide food for the group

• To make all decisions

How can the journal entry be submitted?

• By presenting it orally

• By sending a video recording

• By mailing a handwritten copy

• By typing it in a Word document and submitting online

What is the first part of the journal entry supposed to cover?

• The history of the expedition

• The core's solution to the dilemma

• The captain's biography

• The weather conditions

What is the role of the captain if there is a discrepancy in the core's decision?

• To make the final decision

• To postpone the decision

• To ask for external help

• To ignore the discrepancy

What should be included in the discussion about the group process?

• The group's sleeping arrangements

• The group's travel itinerary

• The effectiveness of the captain

• The group's favorite meals

What should be the focus when writing about the group process?

• The group's entertainment activities

• The group's physical fitness

• The group's decision-making dynamics

• The group's financial management

What research is required for the journal entry?

• Research on the expedition's funding

• Research on Lewis and Clark's decision

• Research on the local wildlife

• Research on the weather patterns

What should be compared in the final part of the journal entry?

• The core's food supplies and Lewis and Clark's supplies

• The core's clothing and Lewis and Clark's clothing

• The core's travel route and Lewis and Clark's route

• The core's solution and Lewis and Clark's decision

How many paragraphs should the journal entry contain?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What is the recommended length for each paragraph in the journal entry?

• 5-10 sentences

• 3-4 sentences

• 1-2 sentences

• 11-15 sentences