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I need this to be in Outline format by tomorrow.
I had to do this for a lesson plan for four and five year olds.
Tell me what you think:
What You Need:
Bread
Peanut butter
Jelly
Butter knife
Plate
Pen and paper
What You Do:
Step 1 From your pantry, gather all the stuff needed for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich; bread, peanut butter, jelly, knife, and plate.
Step 2 Tell your child that you are going to read him the directions for making a sandwich.
Step 3 Your child should tell you, in precise order, how to make the sandwich, step by step. As they talk (ask them to go slowly) begin to build the sandwich. You can only do exactly what they say. If your child says, “put the peanut butter on the bread,” pick up the closed peanut butter jar and try to shake it on the closed bread bag. It may sound silly but it demonstrates that the proper order is necessary for you to understand. Your child must start from the beginning with lots of detail.
Get out the jelly and peanut butter jars and put them on the counter.
Get out a plate and butter knife and put them on the counter.
Take two slices of bread out of the bread bag.
Put them on a plate.
Pick up a butter knife with your right hand
Dip the knife into the peanut butter jar
Spread the peanut butter on one slice of bread.
Dip the knife into the jelly jar
Spread the jelly on one slice of bread.
Close the sandwich.
Put away the jelly and peanut butter.
Eat.
CLC Group Projects Agreement
CLC Course Information
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Course Name/Section Number: |
Psychology 356 |
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Instructor’s Name: |
Ketsia McClease |
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Start Date of the Course: |
February 22, 2013 |
CLC Member Contact Information
(Who is in our group?)
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CLC Member Name |
Primary Email Address |
Secondary Email Address |
Other Contact Information |
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Maha Salem |
Msalem1@my.gcu.edu |
Maha_b_salem@yahoo.com |
Cell phone (313) 482-9347 |
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Lexi Ordish |
lexi_lo10@hotmail.com |
(480)907-9318 |
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Joanne Mellon |
jozeegene@yahoo.com |
(920)242-5631 |
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Kenya Malcolm |
kenyadiannemalcolm@yahoo.com |
(623)748-3280 |
CLC Group Values
(What do we need to do to ensure our team’s success?)
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What each team member agrees to do |
Why this is important to the team |
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Check into the CLC regularly to review progress on the assignment |
To make sure we are progressing and completing our assignment in a timely matter |
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Contribute ideas and feedback to the group from initial discussions throughout project completion |
Used the group to gather information about the topics discussed to progress along as we needed to complete our project |
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Communicate with all CLC members as soon as a problem or issue arises |
Contemplated situations and figured them out with any problems so we could come to a solution |
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Maintain respectful communications with all team members |
Maintained appropriate dialogue throughout project so that respect was given to each individual |
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Complete assigned tasks by the deadlines set by the CLC members |
Completed tasks by set dates on CLC contract |
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Take a leadership role in CLC assignments |
Joanne Mellon assigned CLC tasks within agreement |
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Make sure to cite and reference all sources of information used in completing tasks |
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Project Management Specifics
(What needs to be undertaken to complete the CLC project?)
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CLC Group Member’s Name |
Task to be completed by this team member |
Due date for completing the task for the CLC to review |
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Contributing one or more ideas for how the project should be completed |
03/04/13 |
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KenyaMalcolm |
Outlining the CLC project |
03/10/13 |
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Assigning tasks to CLC members |
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Lexiann Ordish |
Performing research on assigned topics and writing it up for CLC members to review |
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Making sure everyone meets their assigned deadlines for tasks |
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Proofreading and editing the paper |
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Submitting the paper via the Assignments feature by the due date deadline |
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CLC Group Interaction Guidelines
(How can we anticipate and deal with group conflict when it arises?)
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What could happen to impede our teamwork |
What we will do if this happens |
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A CLC member doesn’t provide project ideas or feedback to other team members |
Make direct responses to peer and ask to respond if no response is made it will be noted that there is no participation when formulating final draft |
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A CLC member doesn’t complete his or her task at all |
Contact instructor and finish work among the group members that are participating |
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A CLC member completes his or her task, but turns it in after the agreed-upon due date |
Keep track of dates when work is to be done and the completed work will be worked into the final draft however the penalty for late work will be revising the new paper |
CLC Group Review Process
(What makes a CLC effective?)
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What did our CLC do well this time? |
What can we do to be a more effective CLC next time? |
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Brainstorming |
Time Management |
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Feedback |
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