PPT-How to win a DECA ROLE PLAY

A r ealworld scenario Based on a possible business situation Includes a PROBLEM that needs to be solved or a PLAN that needs to be prepared What is a RolePlay Individual Series Event 1 Individual . 00 2 SHARAPOVA Maria L 0 1 1 2 3333 15 19 4412 4 HALEP Simona W 1 0 2 0 100 12 5 7059 3 KVITOVA Petra L 0 1 0 2 000 5 12 2941 5 BOUCHARD Eugenie L 0 1 0 2 000 5 12 2941 6 RADWANSKA Agnieszka W 1 0 2 0 100 12 5 7059 7 IVANOVIC Ana L 0 administrator and chapter advisor have read this form and approve its contents Consent and approval indicated by the signing parties are applicable to the following Missouri DECA activities Fall Leadership and State Officer Election Conference 57602 Produce, Meat, Deli/Bakery/Seafood, Dairy, Frozen Foods. DeCA . Perishable Team . BRIDGET . BENNETT . – PRODUCE. NORM . APT – . MEAT. DAVE . LEFFERT – . DELI/BAKERY/SEAFOOD. STEVE . VILLENEUVE – . Presented by:. Dinah Day, DNRP. Ellen Fluharty, DES. Who here likes to use role-play as a training tool?. Who has used “Rotating . T. rio Role-Play?”. Learning Objective. By the end of this training you will be able to define and describe the “Rotating Trio Role-Play” and when to use it.. “This is our class, and with all of us working together we will create a place where each person feels comfortable and all of us can enjoy the process of learning. As your teacher, I have a responsibility to create an environment where this can happen, but I need your help to make it work. I want each of you to realize you are an important member of this class, with important responsibilities, and that you can help make the class a pleasant place for all of us. One of your main responsibilities is to help create and maintain a positive learning atmosphere where everybody’s needs are met. You will always be included in the decision-making process. You will be able to have your say. We will learn and practice skills that are important for being citizens in a democratic society. To accomplish this, we all must work together. I suggest that we begin by creating an agreement about how We Want Our Class to be.” Spencer Kagan in C.M. Charles, p 219-220. ALA Conference/Food Show. Honolulu, Hawaii. 1. Mr. Keith C. Hagenbuch. Executive Director, Store Operations. August 17-19 . 241. . C. ommissaries. . 13. . . C. ountries. 15,000. + . Connects the Classroom to the Boardroom. What is Collegiate DECA?. Collegiate DECA. is a student driven organization that values competence, innovation, integrity and teamwork. We prepare students for careers by integrating skills learned in the classroom into real world experiences. We provide our members opportunities for personal and professional growth through leadership development, community involvement, and competitive events. Our students major in a variety of academic programs with a strong focus on business-related fields. Collegiate DECA conferences and other activities give students unique access to internships, scholarships, and professional networking.. Pre-Competition Seminar. September 13, 2016. 6:00 pm. What is DECA? . Co-curricular Marketing Organization . Prepares students for careers in: . Marketing. Business. Management. Entrepreneurship. Finance . Jeremy Centeno. 2014-2015. Signals. Quiet Signal. Slow Down. Confused. Management Mat. Raise One Hand. Raise Two Hands. Clap. Break It Down. Agenda. Management Signals. Agenda. WIIFY/Goals. Class Builder/Team Builder. Twitter: @PCDECA. State conference – Greensboro, NC. State Conference 2016 – March 9th-11th. REMEMBER THE DATE. Make Sure to Sign In!!!!!!. State Competition – Greensboro, NC. To qualify for State Competition you must:. When explaining the benefits of DECA membership to parents, it is important to stress the opportunities DECA offers students. Those opportunities include lead ership development, scholarship opportu A . r. eal-world scenario. Based on a possible business situation. Includes a PROBLEM that needs to be solved or a PLAN that needs to be prepared. . What is a Role-Play?. Series Event. 1- Individual . Devereux Early Childhood Assessment (DECA) Program. Resilience. The ability to bounce back. The ability to overcome misfortune or change. Risk. Factors. Protective. Factors. Outcome. Negative:. VULNERABILITY. Module . 2. Topics to be Covered in this Presentation. Win-Win strategies. Student positions. Win. -Win . strategies. Win-Win Strategies. This is a strategy in which the student has his/her need met and the teacher is able to continue teaching all students.