The class has reached the stage where they are ready to report back about what they have produced. Reporting back involves sharing what we are doing. The process of sharing must be honest, accurate, carefully organized and well-presented in class. This, in turn, can lead to modification, improvement, and changes to individual or group work. Reporting happens throughout the project. Preparing a report makes you define your own ideas more precisely. These ideas have to be make explicit and easily. Reporting is a communicative situation. In project work it is not only telling the others what you have done but also a very complex and specialized transfer of ideas and feeling. At this stage the students have to present, argue for and against, reach conclusions and agreements and ask other groups for follow-up work if necessary.