Team Planning Worksheet
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Team Planning Worksheet . Divide into teams that include:
o A Survey Team to develop, collect and summarize surveys. This team will need to review the paper on Conducting Surveys. The survey team may want to consider using Zoomerang to interview several people in the community, including students at another school.
o An Interview Team to conduct interviews and report on the information they receive. To conduct interviews review the Process Guide on conducting interviews.
o A Literature Review Team to review the print literature such as newspapers, journals and other relevant material. This team will need to review Information Processing paper to guide their work.
o A Website Review Team to review the websites. This team will need to review Information Processing paper to guide their work.
o Some key questions when reviewing the sites are:
o What is the major focus of the site?
o What kind of information is at the site?
o Based on the information you have collected so far, what do you need to address in your hypotheses?
o You will want to look for more websites that will help you guide your policy, some websites to start with are: Where do we grow from here? State of Maryland’s Smart Growth Site http://www.dnr.state.md.us/education/growfromhere/home.htm Michigan Land Use Smart Growth Site http://www.mlui.org/index.asp Smart Growth Online National Site http://www.smartgrowth.org/default.asp Great Lakes Sustainable Land Use Smart Growth and Sprawl (Regional) http://www.glc.org/bridges/sprawl.html Links to Brownfields, Greenfields, Smart Growth and Planning Xpeditions Website – Marco Polo Lesson “What to Do About Sprawl” Link to: Related Links – National Geographic:Virtual World – The New Suburb? http://www.nationalgeographic.com/earthpulse/sprawl/index_flash.html Interactive look at what makes a good urban space. Paving the American Dream http://www.uncw.edu/smartgrowth/activities/index.html Excellent resources on American History, water quality, etc. All have good support links to each issue. o One person to put all of the research together in a report.