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Practice Analysis - October 22
Timothy: Will write the implication and reflection sections.
Kara: Will create the tables.
Chris (Lead): Will write the analysis section. Will edit the document for cohesive voice.
Leilani: Will write the introduction section.
All Members: Brainstorm and collaborate ideas and assignment methods.

 Syllabus Design - November 5
Timothy: Will write the introduction and reflection sections.
Kara: Will compile the rationale section.
Chris: Will create the tables.
Leilani (Lead): Will create the syllabus. Will edit the document for cohesive voice.
All Members: Brainstorm and collaborate ideas and assignment methods.

Final Demonstration - November 19
Timothy (Co-Lead): Will create a video for the course based on the individual contributions of group as a whole. If available after compilation, will assist in the demonstration.
Kara (Co-Lead): Will contribute to video on the course. Will direct the demonstartion and take lead.
Chris: Will contribute to video on the course. Will create a video for the implementation of the syllabus. If available, will assist in the demonstration.
Leilani: Will contribute to video on the course.Will help assist Kara in directing demonstration.

All Members: Brainstorm and collaborate ideas and assignment methods.

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  1. Bo ChangSeptember 21, 2017 at 10:25 PM

    Nice group plan, group 4! Syllabus is one important group work. To help each of you understand how to create a syllabus based on the theoretical framework you selected, I would suggest that each of you plays some roles in each section, instead of assigning one for creating a whole syllabus and another for creating a table. Bo

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