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MDG 2016

The document provides guidelines for a class project to address one of the UN's Millennium Development Goals. Students must develop a creative solution to a goal and present their work in class on August 10th or 11th. Baseline requirements include the solution being concrete, data-driven with surveys or infographics, and clearly explaining the problem and solution using credible multiple sources. The preferred presentation format is a classroom lesson with an engaging hook, dynamic multimedia presentation, and a student-centered activity like a Kahoot game.

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MDG 2016

The document provides guidelines for a class project to address one of the UN's Millennium Development Goals. Students must develop a creative solution to a goal and present their work in class on August 10th or 11th. Baseline requirements include the solution being concrete, data-driven with surveys or infographics, and clearly explaining the problem and solution using credible multiple sources. The preferred presentation format is a classroom lesson with an engaging hook, dynamic multimedia presentation, and a student-centered activity like a Kahoot game.

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Millennium

Development Goals Project



Mission: Develop a creative way to address one of the UNs Millenium
Development Goals.

Final work will be presented in class on Wed. 8/10 and Thurs. 8/11. Here
are the project guidelines we developed together in class

Baseline Requirements
1. Concrete & achievable
2. Data-based (e.g. with surveys, infographics, etc.)
3. Clear explanation of problem and solution
4. Credible & multiple sources

Presentation Format
Classroom Lesson!
o Hook (to get students engaged from the very start!)
o Dynamic presentation (with video, images, etc.)
! If PPT or Prezi, must have visuals with no more than 6
words per slide!!
o Student-centered activity
o Kahoot Game

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