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Question: Develop a reacting to change section that critically reflects on approaches to reacting to change, uses concrete examples to support ideas, makes connections to personal experiences, and synthesizes information from relevant sources.
Develop a framing of change section that critically reflects on approaches to reacting to change, uses concrete examples to support ideas, makes connections to personal experiences, and synthesizes information from relevant sources.
Develop a managing change section that critically reflects on approaches to reacting to change, uses concrete examples to support ideas, makes connections to personal experiences, and synthesizes information from relevant sources.
Analyze three or more relevant sources to support your philosophy of change. Include reasoning for the selection of each source and how it connects to ideas.
Create visual components that convey your personal philosophy of change and use SWS format for citations.
Produce writing that is clear and well organized and applies appropriate SWS style. Writing contains accurate grammar, mechanics, and spelling.
Examples of Change
What are examples of recent or past changes you have worked through? These might include change involving:
• Living arrangements, moving to a new location or place.
• A new job or change in employment.
• Gaining or losing loved ones.
• Relationships (friends, partners, pets).
• Academics and course of study.
• Your daily routine.
What to submit/deliverables:
An overview of your personal Philosophy of Change; and
A visual collage/combination of phrases, images, or other elements that represent your personal Philosophy of Change. Note: This assignment does not have a webtext template, but you are encouraged to take notes and download them. Complete the assignment in a Word document.
What is the value of doing this assignment?
Major change is an inevitable part of personal and professional lives-both changes that aren't desired and those that we actively make. For example, you may unexpectedly find yourself apartment shopping because your landlord has, once again, raised your rent. Or perhaps you have decided to find a new job that will help you develop the skills needed for a promotion.
When we have our lives ordered and planned, change can seem like a problem. Like any problem, dealing with change requires a solution. An important part of coming to a solution is understanding your personal philosophy of change. A philosophy of change is how you react to, frame, and manage change. In this assignment, you'll examine how you personally deal with large changes in your life.
You will use your problem solving skill to analyze how you frame the problems associated with change and find evidence-based solutions to manage them. You will apply this philosophy to your experience with the 10 Skills in your next and final assignment. Additionally, this assignment gives you the opportunity to think deeply about your agility skill and how you can practice agility effectively in different contexts. It will also allow you to practice your innovation skill in exploring new ways of thinking and integrating different ideas and experiences to think about how you approach change.
Your goal for this assignment is to: Use your problem solving skill to create a personal philosophy of change that you could apply to managing change in your personal and professional life.
What you need to complete this assignment:
A minimum of three quality sources to support your final philosophy of change overview.
Attachment:- Template sample paper 1.rar