Modeling and Leading

  Address the following in your plan: *Briefly describe the plan you will be promoting in your presentation. -Your plan should involve the implementation of an educational innovation, preferably related to educational technology. *Analyze the makeup of the stakeholder audience to which you would present your plan of action; this group could include colleagues, decision makers, parents, and community members. *Provide a rationale for your choice of occasion and venue for the presentation. -For example, would you present to the school faculty at a faculty meeting? Or would you present to the school board at a board meeting? *Justify the topics you would address with this group at this occasion and venue. *Analyze the main points that would be needed to persuade all stakeholders. -How could you address their key concerns? How will you support your contentions? Will you refer to the professional literature or personal experience? Why or why not? *Write a 3-minute introduction designed to grab your audience's attention and persuade them to listen attentively to your presentation. Part 2: Presentation Create a 3-minute video presentation in which you film yourself delivering the introduction you wrote in Part 1 and in which you employ effective verbal and nonverbal communication that is aligned with the purpose of the presentation and target audience. Elements include: -Appropriate volume and clear pronunciation. -Avoidance of fidgeting and distracting interjections. -A variety of intonation and pacing, and appropriate use of pauses.