1. Evaluate: I did great note taking and I learned a lot of things from my notes and his. It went really successful and even though we played pranks on each other nothing big happened. I feel like he is a better friend now, something I did not predict would happen. I am glad I shared a document with him.
2. Decide and Act: So given my choices I will share a document with him but if he acts up or screws up with no explanation he is getting the boot off the doc and I will give him his notes back but not mine. It seems harsh but I don't have time for mistakes. Hopefully it won't come to that and I will do well on my project
3. Identify your Values: Usually I am seen as a kind and open hearted person who doesn't say no to offers for help. So I would probably not reject him but I don't know If I could trust him fully because I have trust issues.
4. Consider Every Consequence: He could take my notes and use them and not contribute to them, He could delete all of my notes that I have been taking, He could give them to the entire class, he could edit them without my permission, he could not do any of the notes, he could do all the notes and I would feel bad, he could just do his part and take the same amount of notes as me.
5. Explore the alternatives: I could make my own google doc for notes, I could share websites with him or I could take notes with him
6. Define the Problem: Do I share a google doc for note taking in ELA?
