A BIG shout out to Alex E. for her hard work over the winter break!
Your final exam activities are listed in Weeks 17 and 18 and are due when our course ends on Friday, January 13. Please read the separate announcement posted in this forum about final exam activities as well as the last two announcements posted before the break -- you will find important information in each.
All weeks will re-open for January 2-January 9 to allow you to catch up on any missing work. Remember that late work penalties apply to any missing work you turn in during this time. Be sure to message me in the course when you have added a reply to any discussion board -- I do not see your replies automatically.
Reflect on Your Leadership Journey
Your final exam activities ask you to do what your daily assignments asked you to do -- reflect on your leadership journey. When you complete the 3 activities, remember to include that journey in your answers. Discuss what you have learned about leadership as well as about yourself. Use the content (i.e. personality results, Maxwell's articles, quotes, etc.) as evidence to show your strengths and weaknesses -- the content can back up or it can be refuted based upon what you think. Include your strategies for overcoming your weaknesses and using your strengths in your school, your community, and your profession. Think about what you would put into a leadership course (i.e. more hands-on activities, less writing, etc.) and include those things in your guidebook proposal.
Use the vocabulary you have learned.
Remember the vocabulary from the beginning of each unit? All of the vocabulary has been included at the beginning of Week 17-18 so that you can reference definitions and choose the best words for your guidebook. Be sure to include the vocabulary in your final exam activities!
Use quotes to explain your journey.
A note about quotes...many of you have listed the quotes as one of your favorite parts of the course. You have picked a few of your own this semester but now you have the opportunity to pick many! Find different quotes whenever possible so that you have the chance to use your leadership online skills. Be sure to cite the quotes (can be internally in the guidebook or as a works cited with your guidebook).
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