Following your group's visit to the JOTA activity, leaders can discuss the outcome with their group.

For the JOTA "on air" activity, discussion points could include;

• Communication: What did you learn about speaking clearly over the radio?
• Listening: Why is listening just as important as talking during a radio contact?
• Technology: What surprised you about communicating with another station using radio instead of the internet or a mobile phone?
• Global Connections: How did it feel to speak with someone you may never have met before, using only amateur radio?
• Real-World Applications: Where do you think amateur radio might be useful when other forms of communication are unavailable?
• Personal Reflection: What was the most enjoyable or memorable part of making an "on air" contact?
• Radio Challenge Badge - use the JOTA experience as part of application for the radio challenge badge

For the JOTA "fox hunt" activity, discussion points could include;

• Teamwork: How did your team work together to find the hidden transmitter?
• Observation: What clues helped you decide which direction to go?
• Problem Solving: What was the biggest challenge, and how did you overcome it?
• Radio Technology: What did you learn about using radio signals to find something that you couldn't see?
• Real-World Applications: Where do you think radio direction finding might be used in everyday life or emergencies?
• Personal Reflection: What did you enjoy most about the fox hunt activity?
• Radio Challenge Badge - use the JOTA experience as part of application for the radio challenge badge