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Phase I Research and Describe The Issue Proposal
Phase I Research and Describe The Issue Proposal
Website: working on it
https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/ This is the home page we used to contact the salvation army
http://willingness.com.mt/the-beauty-of-donating/ This website highlights the importance of donating and helping
others
https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/learn-more/why-donate This website gave us an insight on why we should donate
to charaties such as the salvation army.
Connection to Desired Outcomes: Briefly explain how your project will address each of the outcomes below.
LEAD 11-12.INV1. Identify, describe, and frame questions about an issue, and explain how that issue is
locally, regionally, and/or globally-focused.
● We can propose questions about community outreach and volunteering for the salvation army. This means
we will be able to take the appropriate guidelines in order to conduct our research. With that we will be able
to share our research with our fellow peers.
● We will explain how our research carries out an affect on our school and surrounding local community.
Group Passage Phase I – Research and Describe the Issue Proposal
LEAD 11-12.INV2. Use a variety of international and domestic sources to identify and weigh relevant
evidence that addresses a globally-focused question.
● We will be able to recognize and identify relevant pieces of evidence and sources that addresses a globally
focused question pertaining to our service project. With that we will be able to analyze both international
and domestic sources from a diverse array of research to further support our research and back up our
evidence.
● We will be able to focus our research to target a solution that will positively affect the children that cant
afford gifts during the holiday season.
LEAD 11-12.PERS 1. Express personal perspectives on situations, events, issues or phenomena, and
identify influences on that perspective.
● We can express our personal perspectives on this project and what provoked us to conduct this research.
With that we will be able to communicate our personal aspect of this project and make a greater personal
connection with this project.
● We will also express a personal reason of why each of us decided to participate in this research and we will
be able to share that connection with our peers.
LEAD 11-12.PERS2. Explain the perspectives of other people, groups, or schools of thoughts, and identify
possible influences on those perspectives, including access to information and resources.
● We will explore multiple others perspective and understand from where this perspective is derived or
developed from. Than in order to challenge or prove that perspective we will present our research and data
to our audience.
● We will also be able to explore what would influences others perspective on our research and why were they
influenced by that particular thought
LEAD 11-12.PERS4. Apply an understanding of multiple perspectives and contexts when interpreting and
communicating information about situations, events, issues, or phenomena.
● We will be able interpret complex situations, events, issues, or phenomena from multiple different
perspectives and sources. This means we can describe our project and research from two or more different
perspectives keeping in mind the mindset of our audience.
● We can will communicate information about our research to people with different perspectives. This means
We can communicate about project to a person and keep that person’s unique perspective in mind, avoiding
offending that person or introducing our perspective or others’ perspectives inappropriately.
Division of Work:
Stephanie:- contact the salvation army and arrange visit.
Gustavo:- will write up invitations to teachers for our toy drive.
Uriel:- set up the christmas giving tree.
Bryan:- will come up with appropriate gifts.
Mohammed:- will reach out for community participation..
Rubric: Refer to the rubric below to insure your phase I proposal meets the necessary requirements.
Group Passage Phase I – Research and Describe the Issue Proposal