Saturday, February 6, 2016

Group Plan Tables

Assignment
Your Role
Literature Review
This is individual work.  Individuals are responsible for this assignment.
Program Design
Member 1: Chris Jones, Group Leader
Member 2: Andrea Blaylock, Group Leader
Member 3: Trevor Holland 
Member 4: Dan Ward
Member 5: Tami-Grandstaff-Chamberlain
Member 6: Joseph Haynes

Program Evaluation
Member 3: Trevor Holland, Group Leader
Member 4: Dan Ward, Group Leader 
Member 5: Tami Grandstaff-Chamberlain
Member 6: Joseph Haynes
Member 1: Chris Jones
Member 2: Andrea Blaylock

Program Demonstration
Member 5: Tami Grandstaff-Chamberlain (GL)         
Member 6: Joseph Haynes, Group Leader
Member 1: Chris Jones
Member 2: Andrea Blaylock
Member 3: Trevor Holland
Member 4: Dan Ward


INVESTIGATION OF

SPIRITUAL TEACHING AND LEARNING 


AS EFFECTIVE MEANS BY WHICH TO GAIN THE NECESSARY COPING SKILLS TOWARD DEVELOPMENT OF RESILIENCY TO DEAL WITH ISSUES RELATING TO TRAUMATIC GRIEF AND POST TRAUMATIC STRESS (PTS-D), PROVIDING ENCOURAGEMENT AND COMFORT TO MILITARY PERSONNEL & FAMILIES, FIRST RESPONDERS (FIRE, LAW, ENFORCEMENT & EMS), OR ANYONE EXPERIENCING A HIGH DEGREE OF TRAUMA.


Program Design


Group Members

PROGRAM DESIGN Responsibilities
Member 1 – Group Leader
Chris Jones

Introduce Program Design based upon mutual collaborative understanding.  Introduce Trust circles, establish boundaries within, poses question, “Why are we here?” along with elaborating on what type of program it is.  Introduce and describe program and how we are going to teach spiritual learning as an element of resiliency training.  Ensures contributions by each Member.  Initiates involvement in Research by each contributing Member.  Facilitates initiation of project and co-constructs group plan.  Co-present ideas discussed with Tami to our colleagues for approval and input.  Help determine audience. Co-develop Program Description for Spiritual Learning.  Co-determine best strategies and methods.  Assist in Lesson Plan development.
Member 2 – Group Leader
Andrea Blaylock

Introduce steps of the applications of the Program and facilitate development of Application tools to apply and which facilitate learning, ie: small group meetings, journaling, etc.  Research Ideas for Action Plan.  Andrea will show what activities are provided and what learners do in these activities.  She will provide a detailed description of the features we want in our Program.  Contribute a Marketing Section and determine promotional methods.  Assist in Lesson Plan development.
Member 3 - Support Staff
Trevor Holland

Research Ideas for Action Plan.  Provide support by researching Action Plan activities.  Assist co-leaders, as requested. Determine Teaching and Assessment Methods. Research Ice Breakers for course teachings. Assist in Lesson Plan Development.  Assist with Tables, as necessary.
Member 4 - Support Staff
Dan Ward

Co-develop Program Description for Spiritual Learning.Provide support by finding photos on internet of activities.  Co-write and proof paper. Assist co-leaders, as requested. Co-determine best strategies and methods.  Assist in Lesson Plan Development.
Member 5 – Support Staff
Tami Grandstaff-Chamberlain

Provide support by conducting research on Traumatic Grief and measures of coping through the process of Resiliency.  Discuss with co-leader (Chris) the possibility of Resiliency education.  Facilitate initiation of project and co-construct group plan layout. Create group plan tables. Co-develop and implement an overall purpose and goal statement for the program. Help determine audience.  Research about the mechanism/strategies/tools which can be used to turn the purpose/goals into practical actions.  Help to draw ideas from program/case descriptions to integrate into program design. Co-write and proof the design.  (Ideas for Action Plan). Co-develop Program Description for Spiritual Learning.  Research Ideas for Action Plan. Co-determine best strategies and methods.  Assist in Lesson Plan Development.
Member 6 – Support Staff
Joseph Haynes

Interview Program Director; Interview 2 Contributors or Students from said Program.  Research Ideas for Action Plan. Assist in Lesson Plan Development.  Assist with Tables, as necessary.


Program Evaluation


Group Members

PROGRAM EVALUATION Responsibilities
Member 3 - Group Leader
Trevor Holland

Write first draft of the Program Evaluation document.  Co-determine best strategies and methods.
Member 4 - Group Leader
Dan Ward

Write a portion of the document.  Revise & Edit the Program Description and Main Features.  Contribute Spiritual Learning & Research to the Paper.  Review Syllabus to ascertain group’s alignment with the satisfaction of requirements. Co-determine best strategies and methods.


Both Trevor and Dan will introduce the ways and means of evaluation, which then is carried out and reported by the remaining group members.  I believe this is referred to as Methodology of the Program.
Member 5 - Support Staff
Tami Grandstaff-Chamberlain

Provide support by revising and editing the Program Description and Main Features.  Contribute Spiritual Learning Research to the paper.  Collaborate on writing and editing of the Introduction and Body.
Member 6 - Support Staff
Joseph Haynes

Provides support by assisting co-leaders, as requested. Co-determine best strategies and methods. Prepare necessary Tables, as determined.
Member 1 - Support Staff
Chris Jones

Provides support by researching Program Description and Program Design, as well as researching who the learners are.
Member 2 - Support Staff
Andrea Blaylock

Provides support by securing 2 or 3 Evaluators.  Program Design Critique by Outside Evaluators.  Co-determine best strategies and methods.


Final Demonstration


Group Members

FINAL DEMONSTRATION Responsibilities
Member 5 - Group Leader
Tami Grandstaff-Chamberlain

In-depth description of the features we want to apply in our program and discussion of the importance of these features in practice.  Assemble Program Demonstration.  Provides finalization and possible narration of completed Project Demonstration.  Write or co-write Introduction Section.  Proof and Edit.  Co-produce video and audio narratives.  Co-contributor to Program Evaluation Assignment Reflection. 
Member 6 - Group Leader
Joseph Haynes

Conduct Interviews.  Co-contributor to Program Evaluation Assignment Reflection.  Assist with References Page(s).


Final Demo:  Tami and Joseph can compile and present our findings of what worked and what didn’t and how the program can be carried out in the future.  The remaining group members can assist in the peer review process and contribution to the design and evaluation.  Our media for presentation will be selected to present our project in its best possible format.
Member 1 - Support Staff
Chris Jones

Provide support by assisting in final proof and edit.  Co-contributor to Program Evaluation Assignment Reflection.
Member 2 - Support Staff
Andrea Blaylock

Provides support by obtaining evaluation of Evaluators One and Two Profile and Feedback sections.  Write-up draft of remarks for edification and include Profile and Feedback sections. Assemble Program Demonstration.  Co-produce video and audio narratives.
Member 3 - Support Staff
Trevor Holland

Provides support by assembling reference pages.  Review Syllabus for alignment with assignment.  Assist with References Page(s).
Member 4 - Support Staff
Dan Ward

Provides support by assisting in final proof and edit.  Review Syllabus for alignment with assignment.  Assist with References Page(s).
  

13 comments:

  1. Way to come together as a group!!
    I am excited to see how this works out.

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  2. Looking great! Thanks to all for your efforts!

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  3. If at anytime anyone needs help with any tasks let the group know so we can do this together.

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  4. I most definitely will keep that in mind Chris
    and amazing work Tami.

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  5. I am excited about our topic and blog. Thanks Tami and Chris for coordinating the blog

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  6. Tami - great work! Everything looks polished and professional. Thanks for your efforts!

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  7. Hi Spiritual Learning Group: I love the template you chose for you blog. The style definitely conveys a Spiritual mood! I also really like how detailed your group plan is. I particularly like the way you outlined the various roles/tasks for each deliverable with a separate table; great idea given that your group is rather large. I would recommend setting your "pages" now so you can embed each artifact into a tab that is easy to find for your viewers. If you haven't used this feature yet, and want/need help, please feel free to contact me with the course email, and then I can send you my telephone number if need be. Good luck! Alexandra

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    1. Thank you so much, Alexandra. I appreciate your comments and your suggestions. I took a look at your Blog and it is very professional. You have it set up like a candy shop theme. So cute! I will be watching your example because I admire your attention to detail and creativity. I am very happy to hear from you! Thanks for stopping by!

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  8. This blog looks amazing, and your group plan is detailed and looks to have a great distribution of responsibility for such a large group. Your blog is already inspirational!

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    1. Thank you very much Kristin. I began by reviewing past Blogs and the responsibilities that were attached to each role. I did not review one for Spiritual Learning, however, so I'm sure we will be refining our duties along the way. We have left a cushion for flexibility and we reserved the right to change duties, as necessary. Thank you for your kind words. I have been on a learning curve but it has been very exciting to create something like this. I can see its potential beyond the classroom and find myself imagining all kinds of possibilities. Thank you for your visit.

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  9. WoW, this probably is the most thorough group plan I have ever seen! LOL! Great team work! You did more than I expected!

    Is there a way to enlarge the blog space in the middle so that you can have more room for the contents? Currently there is plenty of space at the right side of the blog and the space in the middle is quite small, and the size of the contents is small.


    Bo

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  10. You can set up your blog so that we can immediately see our comments without our approval. You can change this function if you like after the semester ends.

    Bo

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  11. Hello Spiritual Learning group! I would like to say that I really enjoy your background for the blog. It is definitely calming and eludes to spirituality. I like the details you put in your plan. a very detailed plan is a good way to start. This also will avoid confusion later. I look forward to reading all of your groups projects.

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