debrief
verbUK /ˌdiːˈbriːf/
US /ˌdiːˈbriːf/
To ask someone questions about something they just did so you can learn what happened.
After the fire drill, the teacher debriefed the class about what went well.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A meeting where people talk about something they just finished.
The team held a debrief after the game.
3. To give someone a short summary of important information.
The officer debriefed the new guards before their shift.
4. To get secret information from someone after a mission.
The pilot was debriefed as soon as she landed.