EDUC 304 Final Project Instructions Your classroom management plan shares your intention for how you will run your classroom. It will reflect your teaching and discipline styles, and most parents and schools will want to know this about you. In this module/week’s project, you will prepare a classroom management plan for a specific classroom. If you are currently teaching, you must prepare the plan for your own classroom. If you are not currently teaching, you must build your project around your vision of your ideal classroom. It is not necessary to observe someone else’s classroom for this assignment. To earn full credit, your paper must employ specific and quality discourse and include the following topics: 1. Classroom motto 2. Philosophy 3. Classroom diversity 4. Learning environment 5. Room arrangement 6. Student motivation 7. Classroom procedures 8. Classroom rules 9. Consequences 10. Record keeping 11. Parent communication 12. Demonstration of SCRIP The following are requirements for your paper: A. Your paper must meet a minimum of 1500 words (not including the title page, abstract page, and reference page) and be formatted in current APA style. B. You must use at least 4 sources in your paper: 1. 1 source must be the Bible (reference which translation you use, i.e. KJV, NKJV, NIV, etc.) 2. 1 source must be the course textbook 3. 2 sources must be peer-reviewed research articles that you find on your own a. To assist you in your search for an article you can access the Jerry Falwell Library at http://libguides.liberty.edu/content.php?pid=544015 to find peer-reviewed journal articles. b. The self-selected research articles: 1) Must be peer-reviewed; 2) Must be published within the last 5 years; and 3) Must be at least 5 pages. C. You must include at least 6 citations within your paper for the work you borrow from the 4 sources. Submit your Final Project via LiveText by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday of Module/Week 8. EDUC 304 F INAL P ROJECT I NSTRUCTIONS Your classroom management plan shares your intention for how you will run your classroom. It will reflect your teaching and discipline styles, and most parents and schools will want to know this about you. In this module/week’s project , you will prepare a classroom management plan for a specific classroom . If you are currently teaching, you must prepare the plan for your own classroom. If you are not currently teaching , you must build your p roject around your vision of your ideal classroom . It is not necessary to observe someone else’s classroom for this assignment. To earn full credit, your paper must employ specific and quality discourse and include the following topics: 1. Classroom motto 2. Philosophy 3. Classroom diversity 4. Learning environment 5. Room arrangement 6. Student motivation 7. Classroom procedures 8. Classroom rules 9. C onsequences 10. Record keeping 11. Parent communication 12. Demonstration of ...

1. EDUC 304
Final Project Instructions
Your classroom management plan shares your intention for how
you will run your classroom. It will reflect your teaching and
discipline styles, and most parents and schools will want to
know this about you.
In this module/week’s project, you will prepare a classroom
management plan for a specific classroom. If you are currently
teaching, you must prepare the plan for your own classroom. If
you are not currently teaching, you must build your project
around your vision of your ideal classroom. It is not necessary
to observe someone else’s classroom for this assignment.
To earn full credit, your paper must employ specific and quality
discourse and include the following topics:
1. Classroom motto
2. Philosophy
3. Classroom diversity
4. Learning environment
5. Room arrangement
6. Student motivation
7. Classroom procedures
8. Classroom rules
9. Consequences
10. Record keeping
11. Parent communication
12. Demonstration of SCRIP
The following are requirements for your paper:
A. Your paper must meet a minimum of 1500 words (not
including the title page, abstract page, and reference page) and
be formatted in current APA style.

2. B. You must use at least 4 sources in your paper:
1. 1 source must be the Bible (reference which translation you
use, i.e. KJV, NKJV, NIV, etc.)
2. 1 source must be the course textbook
3. 2 sources must be peer-reviewed research articles that you
find on your own
a. To assist you in your search for an article you can access the
Jerry Falwell Library at
http://libguides.liberty.edu/content.php?pid=544015 to find
peer-reviewed journal articles.
b. The self-selected research articles:
1) Must be peer-reviewed;
2) Must be published within the last 5 years; and
3) Must be at least 5 pages.
C. You must include at least 6 citations within your paper for
the work you borrow from the 4 sources.
Submit your Final Project via LiveText by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on
Friday of Module/Week 8.
EDUC 304
F
INAL
P
ROJECT
I
NSTRUCTIONS
Your classroom management plan shares your
intention
for how you

3. will
run your classroom.
It will
reflect your teaching
and discipline styles, and most parents and schools will want to
know this about
you.
In this module/week’s project
,
you will
prepare a
classroom management plan for a specific classroom
.
If you are currently teaching, you
must
prepare the plan for your
own classroom. If you are not currently
teaching
, you
must
build your p
roject around your vision of your
ideal classroom
. It is not necessary to
observe someone else’s classroom for this assignment.

4. To earn
full credit, your paper must employ specific and
quality discourse and include the following
topics:
1.
Classroom motto
2.
Philosophy
3.
Classroom diversity
4.
Learning
environment
5.
Room arrangement
6.
Student motivation
7.
Classroom procedures
8.

5. Classroom rules
9.
C
onsequences
10.
Record keeping
11.
Parent
communication
12.
Demonstration
of SCRIP
The following are
requirements for your paper:
A.
Your paper must meet
a minimum of 15
00 words (not including the title page, abstract page, and
reference page) and be formatted in current APA style.

6. B.
You must use at least 4
sources in your paper:
1.
1 source must be the Bible (reference which translation you use,
i.e. KJV, NKJV, NIV, etc.)
2.
1 source must be the course textbook
3.
2
source
s
must be peer
-
reviewed research articles
that you find on your own
a.
To assist you in your search for an article you can access the
Jerry Falwell Library at
http://libguides.liberty.edu/content.php?pid=544015

7. to find peer
-
reviewed journal
articles.
b.
The self
-
selected research article
s
:
1)
Must be peer
-
reviewed
;
2)
Must be
published within the last 5 years
; and
3)
Must be at least 5 pages
.
C.
You must include at least 6

8. citations within your paper for the work you borrow from
the 4
sources.
Submit your
Final Project
via LiveText by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on
Friday
of Module/Week 8.
EDUC 304
FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTIONS
Your classroom management plan shares your intention for how
you will run your classroom. It will
reflect your teaching and discipline styles, and most parents and
schools will want to know this about
you.
In this module/week’s project, you will prepare a classroom
management plan for a specific classroom.
If you are currently teaching, you must prepare the plan for
your own classroom. If you are not currently
teaching, you must build your project around your vision of
your ideal classroom. It is not necessary to
observe someone else’s classroom for this assignment.
To earn full credit, your paper must employ specific and quality
discourse and include the following
topics:
1. Classroom motto
2. Philosophy

9. 3. Classroom diversity
4. Learning environment
5. Room arrangement
6. Student motivation
7. Classroom procedures
8. Classroom rules
9. Consequences
10. Record keeping
11. Parent communication
12. Demonstration of SCRIP
The following are requirements for your paper:
A. Your paper must meet a minimum of 1500 words (not
including the title page, abstract page, and
reference page) and be formatted in current APA style.
B. You must use at least 4 sources in your paper:
1. 1 source must be the Bible (reference which translation you
use, i.e. KJV, NKJV, NIV, etc.)
2. 1 source must be the course textbook
3. 2 sources must be peer-reviewed research articles that you
find on your own
a. To assist you in your search for an article you can access the
Jerry Falwell Library at
http://libguides.liberty.edu/content.php?pid=544015 to find
peer-reviewed journal
articles.
b. The self-selected research articles:
1) Must be peer-reviewed;
2) Must be published within the last 5 years; and
3) Must be at least 5 pages.
C. You must include at least 6 citations within your paper for
the work you borrow from the 4
sources.

10. Submit your Final Project via LiveText by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on
Friday of Module/Week 8.
Running head: PROJECTPROPOSAL 1
PROJECT PROPOSAL 2
Project Proposal
Lacretia Fordham
Bus 375

11. Introduction
The project will be a community playground to be created at the
0.5-acre wooded lot centralized in the middle of the
neighborhood. The playground will be divided into three areas;
one for swings, one for toddlers, and on for kids under the age
of 10. Each section will have age appropriate playground
equipment. Additionally, there will be picnic tables and benches
for parents to relax at while watching their children play and
interact with other kids.
Goal and Objectives
The overall goal of the project will be to create and build a
community playground for children age 10 and under. This goal
can be broken down into the three goals of planning the
playground and getting approval from the homeowners’
association (HOA); prepping the land for the playground; and
purchasing and installing the playground equipment. Objectives
support the goals and provide opportunities to track progress.
Some of the objectives of this project would be to hire a tree
cutting crew to remove trees and stumps from play areas,
determining the layout of the playground, picking up the
equipment from suppliers and implementing safety measures.
Stakeholders
A stakeholder is the “person, or organization that is actively
involved in the project, or whose interests may be positively or
negatively affected by execution or completion of the project. A
stakeholder may also exert influence over the project and its
deliverables” (Cooper, n.d.). Some common stake holders in
projects are project manager, customers, communities, and
users. The customers of the community playground are the
families in the neighborhood community who want a safe place
for their children to play close to home. Three of the primary
stakeholders aside from the customers are contractors, the
homeowners’ association (HOA), and sponsors who are
financing the playground project.

12. Milestones and Deliverable
A milestone is defined as “scheduled event that indicates the
completion of a major deliverable event (or a set thereof) of a
project” (Milestone, n.d.). The milestones of a project serve as a
measurement of work and progress. Milestones are measurable,
observable, and independent of time. Since milestones are
independent of time, they are not associated with work or
consumption of resources. The major milestones involved in
this project are park construction plans accepted by customers,
land cleared and prepped, playground equipment purchased,
playground equipment installation completes, and the park
opened to the community. Each of these milestones and the
delivery of the park o the community marks a key completion
point of the projects and makes it possible to move on to the
next objective.
High-level Timeline
A high-level time line is a graphical representation of the
projects key tasks and deadlines. The timeline is typically
divided into chunks, each ending with a milestone. The time
line for this project would depict that clearing and prepping the
land will take 15 days; equipment assembly and installation will
take 10 days, and final inspection will take 1 day.
Project Cost Estimate
The project’s overall costs consist of amounts charged by land
clearing company, cost of equipment, and salaries of the
assembly team constructing the playground. The cost for
clearing land is estimated at $0.50 per square foot or $10, 890.
The cost of the playground equipment and other costs are
estimated at $18,000. The salaries of the construction team are
estimated to be $5,000. This makes the project’s overall
estimated cost $33,890. The key staffing that will be needed for
the project will be the land clearing team to clear the wooded
area and the construction team that will build the playground.
The non-staffing resources needed will be the sand and
playground equipment.
Greatest Challenge

13. The greatest challenge for this project will keeping the
timeline with the constant weather changes that South Carolina
experiences. Rain could delay the land being cleared and
prepped in time. It also present problems with assembling and
installing the playground equipment. One way to address this
challenge would be to leave additional time in the timeline for
clearing and prepping the land. Finishing early is always better
than finishing late. A second way to address the problem with
rain would be to construct the covered sitting area first that way
if it rains or is too hot, the shaded area can be used to assemble
the equipment prior to it being installed.
References
Cooper, B. (n.d.). What You Must Know About Stakeholder
Management. Retrieved from
http://www.corpedgroup.com/resources/pm/WhatMustKnowStak
eholder.asp
Milestone. (n.d.). In BusinessDictionary.com. Retrieved from
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/milestone.html