work+plan

The primary point of having to create and turn in a work plan is to keep the group focused on completing the project in an organized, efficient, timely, and inclusive manner.

In general, the work plan should identify:
 * The group members and common free time schedules and when the group/partial group plans to meet
 * The overall topic and the focus of the presentation (skit, lecture with game, discussion questions, etc)
 * The components of the project and assigned group member ultimately responsible for that part of the project (at a minimum these will be this work plan, outline, lesson plan, and bibliography)
 * The actual day deadlines for each component of the project
 * What roles each group member has during group meetings (These include leader (makes sure the work plan is followed, sets all group and partial group meeting times, and makes sure all are involved), referee/timer (makes sure group stays on task during meetings), record keeper (stores and keeps track of group work and records and sends reminders to the group about assigned tasks and related deadlines)
 * Any rules the group sets down.

The work plan may include whatever else the group decides to incorporate.

The work plan will be checked periodically during the unit and the final version will be turned in on the first day the presentation is given