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	 Subtitle 
		 
		 Subtitle 
	Identify this section of the display as "Action Plan." This panel is dedicated to showing how your students plan to develop support for their policy proposal from individuals, community groups, and government.
 Summary 
		 
		 Summary 
	Discuss and guide your whole class in completing the student worksheet, "Developing an Action Plan," found on page 33 of the student text. The "Action Plan" team will use these completed worksheets to compose the two-page, double-spaced summary for this section of the display.  
 Survey Results 
		 
		 Survey Results 
	 If your survey provided an indication of community support, be sure to include that in your written summary. A graph of that support could be included on this panel. 
 Meeting Agendas 
		 
		 Meeting Agendas 
	If your students have actually put their plan into action, include photographs and agendas of meetings at which they have presented their proposed policy.  
 Letters of Support 
		 
		 Letters of Support 
	Statements of support from influential individuals, elected officials, and government agencies document that your students were actively involved in developing support for implementing their policy. These letters also may document the time your students have spent working on their project. 
 Petitions and Citizen Agreements 
		 
		 Petitions and Citizen Agreements 
	Petitions and signed agreements from citizens can be excellent tools in demonstrating to government leaders the level of community support for your proposed policy.
 Bumper Stickers and Signs 
		 
		 Bumper Stickers and Signs 
	Design bumper stickers, pins, signs, and posters to inform people in your community about your project and proposed policy. Include the design on this panel.  
 Photographs 
		 
		 Photographs 
	Include photos on this panel of your group actively involved in gathering support for their policy proposal.  
 Bibliography or List of Sources 
		 
		 Bibliography or List of Sources 
	All sources of information used for this section of the project should be cited in a formal bibliography or an informal list of sources.  
 Portfolio Criteria Checklist 
		 
		 Portfolio Criteria Checklist 
	During the course of the project, have students refer to the "Project Citizen Portfolio Criteria Checklist (page 49 of the student text) to evaluate each panel and the portfolio as a whole to ensure that requirements are being met. Remind students that this checklist will be used by judges to evaluate their work.     
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