Today marks the end of Module 13 - all work is due by midnight. I hope you enjoy your short week at school and have a wonderful holiday break! NCVPS is closed Thursday and Friday of this week for the Thanksgiving holiday. You will be able to access the course during the break.
Important Dates:
- Module 13 State and Local Leaders Due November 19
- Module 14 Empowering Others Due November 26
- Progress Report November 29
- Module 15 Let's Lead! Leadership in Action Due December 3
- Catch-Up Week December 4-10
- Final Exam Module Opens December 4
- END OF THE COURSE & FINAL EXAM MODULE Due December 14
Got Resources? NCPVS provides lots of resources outside of our course to support you. For virtual help from a peer, go to the Peer Tutoring Center. For technology issues, issue a help desk ticket with the Virtual Support Center. To learn more about the world around you, attend a Culture Cafe session. Click on the visual below to explore all of the resources NCVPS provides to you:
Today's Assignment:
- Module 13 Post-Assessment
Module 13 Post-Assessment
Take a few minutes to review the notes and any guided notes you created. Review the vocabulary found at the beginning of each lesson notes. Then take the post-assessment. While you take it, read each question and answer choice twice. Eliminate the answers you know are not correct and then choose the best answer based on your understanding. Taking this post-assessment is not only part of your grade, but it is also good practice for the multiple choice portion of your final exam.
Take a few minutes to review the notes and any guided notes you created. Review the vocabulary found at the beginning of each lesson notes. Then take the post-assessment. While you take it, read each question and answer choice twice. Eliminate the answers you know are not correct and then choose the best answer based on your understanding. Taking this post-assessment is not only part of your grade, but it is also good practice for the multiple choice portion of your final exam.
Need More Information?
This week you have explored state and local leadership. As you move forward, consider the importance of local leadership. Which research was more enlightening - state or local? For most students, finding local leaders offers the biggest a-has. I encourage you to stay connected to your local community and to follow-through with the community service ideas you included in your work. While it is easy to be upset by what state and national leaders do or do not do, it is really the local leaders who impact your daily life. Take a moment to read an editorial from the New York Times about the importance of local leadership. To access the article, click on the visual below:
References
The Power of Local Leadership « The New York Times in Education. (2018). Nytimesineducation.com. Retrieved 19 November 2018, from http://nytimesineducation.com/spotlight/the-power-of-local-leadership/
Volunteer. (2018). Flickr. Retrieved 19 November 2018, from https://secure.flickr.com/photos/43807960@N00/5890510339
Got Review?
Use this quick Buncee to review Module 1 Lesson 1...think about how much self-reflection you have done in this course and congratulate yourself on your journey!
M1L1 . (2018). App.edu.buncee.com. Retrieved 19 November 2018, from https://app.edu.buncee.com/buncee/621a1904c9dd4cc7be4922e524282861
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