Module 6 begins today and is due on Friday. We are almost to the halfway point of the semester (Module 8) -- you got this!
Be sure you read my feedback in the grade book for your assignments. Feedback is designed to do the following:
- make connections to your ideas
- offer tips for improvement
- share resources to extend your learning
- help your leadership journey
- encourage dialogue with your teacher and your classmates
Important Dates:
- Module 6 Communication in Leadership Due March 9
- Progress Report March 15
- Module 7 Effective Decision-Making in Leadership Due March 16
- Module 8 Leadership at Home and Abroad Due March 23
- Catch-Up Week March 26-30
- Progress Report March 29
- Module 9 Obstacles in Leadership Due April 6
- Module 10 Disciplined Leadership Due April 13
Got resources? Check out the following NCVPS Resources at www.ncvps.org by clicking on the resources visual below:
Module 6 is Communication in Leadership. Last week, you learned about effective communication in groups. This week you will continue exploring communication and see how it affects the ways you speak informally and formally to others.
Today's Assignments:
- Module 6 Pre-Assessment
- Module 6 Lesson 1 Notes and CYK Quiz
- Module 6 Lesson 1 Practice Activity
Module 6 Pre-Assessment
Take a few minutes to complete the pre-assessment so that you get a feel for how much you understand about the module topic. When you access your prior knowledge of a topic, it is easier for you to learn new ideas about it.
Module 6 Lesson 1 Notes and CYK Quiz
Complete your guided notes so you have them ready to use as you do your assignments. Lesson 1 is Talk, Text, Social Media, and Face to Face. The notes include the following topics: Antagonism, Protagonist, Audience, Communication, Face-to-Face Discussion, Email, Texting, Social Media. After you take the CYK, be sure to screenshot enough of your quiz so that I can identify which quiz you took.
Module 6 Lesson 1 Practice Activity - Types of Communication
Using the information from the notes and from your life as a leader, compose a well-developed response to the prompt. Be sure to answer all parts and to explain your ideas in detail. Refer to the notes so that it is clear you understand the lesson. Some students find it helps to highlight key terms and/or ideas from the notes that they use in their post. Remember to address communication as it relates to being a leader. Then post your response to the Types of Communication discussion board. Once you post, read and reply to one or more of your classmate's posts. Be sure you are addressing the content in your reply - use the rubric as your guide.
Take a few minutes to complete the pre-assessment so that you get a feel for how much you understand about the module topic. When you access your prior knowledge of a topic, it is easier for you to learn new ideas about it.
Module 6 Lesson 1 Notes and CYK Quiz
Complete your guided notes so you have them ready to use as you do your assignments. Lesson 1 is Talk, Text, Social Media, and Face to Face. The notes include the following topics: Antagonism, Protagonist, Audience, Communication, Face-to-Face Discussion, Email, Texting, Social Media. After you take the CYK, be sure to screenshot enough of your quiz so that I can identify which quiz you took.
Module 6 Lesson 1 Practice Activity - Types of Communication
Using the information from the notes and from your life as a leader, compose a well-developed response to the prompt. Be sure to answer all parts and to explain your ideas in detail. Refer to the notes so that it is clear you understand the lesson. Some students find it helps to highlight key terms and/or ideas from the notes that they use in their post. Remember to address communication as it relates to being a leader. Then post your response to the Types of Communication discussion board. Once you post, read and reply to one or more of your classmate's posts. Be sure you are addressing the content in your reply - use the rubric as your guide.
Before posting any of your assignments, ask yourself the following questions:
- Did I follow all instructions found in the directions as well as in the rubric?
- Did I completely answer the questions?
- Do I clearly reflect that I understand and am thinking about the topic as it relates to leadership? Did I use any weekly vocab?
- Do I clearly reflect that I am applying the topic to my life and my leadership development --asking questions, giving examples, etc.?
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