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It's All About Presentation

This assignment is your opportunity to further meet the following course objective: Justify the need to create and monitor a school vision. Additionally, this assignment demonstrates your mastery of the Course Learning Outcome One and mastery of the MAED Program Learning Outcomes Five, Six, and Seven.

This week you discussed why a school or organization would create or modify an existing vision and you reviewed and compared different vision statements. The next step in the process of creating a school vision is presenting the need for creating a new school vision to the school board or organization. This assignment puts your technical skills and 21st century skills and creativity to good use in having you create a presentation for the school board or organization. Have fun with the presentation! Get creative and make it informative, entertaining, and engaging.

Content

• Audience and Technology: Create a presentation for a school board or managerial staff audience. Use the technology of your choice. Some recommendations include PowerPoint, Present.me, YouTube, Prezi, Jing, or SlideRocket.YOU WILL NOT CREATE THE PRESENTATION ONLY THE CONTENT FOR IT. YOU CAN INCLUDE PICTURES AND GRAPHICS WITH YOUR INFORMATION.

• Presentation: Create an eight to ten slide presentation that includes a title slide, a reference slide, speaker notes, in-text citations for media, quotes, paraphrases, and summaries, appropriate use of media, such as graphics, sound, and/or animation, and a consistent theme, format or font for readability. If you use a program without visible speaker notes, submit those in a separate document.

• Vision Statement: Explain why the vision statement should include 21st century skills.

• Conciseness/Recall: Explain why the vision needs to be concise and easy to recall.

• Justification: Justify why the vision statement should reflect all stakeholders at the school or organization.

• Achievability: Describe why the vision statement should be achievable.

Written Communication

• APA Formatting: Use APA formatting consistently throughout. It is recommended you use the content area labels as headings for each section of your content for the presentation.

• Syntax and Mechanics: Display meticulous comprehension and organization of syntax and mechanics, such as spelling and grammar. Your written work must contain no errors and be very easy to understand.

• Source Requirement: Uses no less than three scholarly sources in addition to the course textbook, providing compelling evidence to support ideas. All sources on the reference page must be used and cited correctly within the body of the assignment.