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Title of Your Proposal Here

Title of Your Proposal Here. A Proposal to Spend One Million Dollars by Your name here. What It Is Who It Will Benefit Location Hours Importance Cost References Questions. Interview Most Difficult Part Most Interesting Part New Mathematical Knowledge Gained

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Title of Your Proposal Here

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  1. Title of Your Proposal Here A Proposal to Spend One Million Dollars by Your name here

  2. What It Is Who It Will Benefit Location Hours Importance Cost References Questions Interview Most Difficult Part Most Interesting Part New Mathematical Knowledge Gained What I Learned About Myself Improvements Presentation Overview

  3. What Exactly Is It? • (You may need several slides to explain this. Feel free to include digital photos, scanned or digital drawings, movies, or whatever it takes to explain your project).

  4. Who Will Benefit? • (Who is your project targeting? Why is it important to them?)

  5. Where Will It Be Located? • (You need to be specific. You might want to include a city map, or a city zoning map that has more detail, or an image from Google Earth. You might want to take a digital photo and include it here as well.)

  6. When It Will Be Open? • (daily or weekly hours, or how long it will take to build)

  7. Why Is It Important? • (This is the part where you persuade the audience that this project is very important to the entire community of Juneau, and really worth spending one million dollars!)

  8. How Much Is It Going to Cost? • (Delete this box. Open Excel. Click on the tab for your pie chart. Copy and paste in this space. Resize if needed.)

  9. Cost: Major Category One • (Describe the types of items in this category of your Excel spreadsheet, and how you figured out how many of various items you will need. Don’t give us every detail, but summarize the most important parts.)

  10. Cost: Major Category Two • (Describe the types of items in this category of your Excel spreadsheet, and how you figured out how many of various items you will need. Don’t give us every detail, but summarize the most important parts.)

  11. Cost: Major Category Three • (Describe the types of items in this category of your Excel spreadsheet, and how you figured out how many of various items you will need. Don’t give us every detail, but summarize the most important parts.)

  12. Cost: Major Category Four • (Describe the types of items in this category of your Excel spreadsheet, and how you figured out how many of various items you will need. Don’t give us every detail, but summarize the most important parts.)

  13. Cost: Major Category Five • (Describe the types of items in this category of your Excel spreadsheet, and how you figured out how many of various items you will need. Don’t give us every detail, but summarize the most important parts.) • (If you have more major categories, you will need more PowerPoint slides).

  14. References • (This is where you put links to useful sites on the Internet, where you can take the the audience to learn more about your topic. Samples below.) • 2005 Awarded Alaska Trail Initiative Grantshttp://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/grants/trailinitiative/2005award.htm • Trail money rerouted to roadshttp://www.juneauempire.com/stories/052903/loc_trailmoney.shtml

  15. More References • (More links, if needed. To make a link, copy the link while in your web browser, then highlight the word in this document that you want linked. Then <insert> <hyperlink>, paste in your URL, and click <OK>)

  16. Questions? • (This is where you thank the audience for their attentive listening, and ask if anyone has any questions about your project. Remember, you want your presentation to be 5 to 15 minutes before you start taking questions or talking about your reflections - the next part of the PowerPoint.)

  17. Reflections on Preparing this Presentation • Interview • Most Difficult Part • Most Interesting Part • New Mathematical Knowledge Gained • What I Learned About Myself • Improvements

  18. The Interview • Who you interviewed • Why you chose that person • What questions you asked, and the answers you received (you don’t need to list every question and answer, just those that were most useful for preparing this presentation)

  19. The Most Difficult Part • (What was the most difficult part of this entire project and why?)

  20. The Most Interesting Part • (What was the most interesting part of this entire project and why?)

  21. New Mathematical Knowledge Gained • (What new mathematical knowledge did you gain while doing this project? It might have something to do with understanding exactly how much a million dollars is or how to write formulas in Excel.)

  22. What I Learned About Myself • (How do you do with big projects like this? Did you procrastinate or jump right in? Were you shy about setting up and conducting an interview or was that the easy part? Did you need a lot of encouragement and help, or did you do it on your own, all alone?)

  23. Improvements • (This is where you list all the things you would have done differently, if I had the chance to do the whole project over again.)

  24. Thank You For Being a Great Audience!

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