PLAN
to LEAD
Curriculum
Contents
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overview of plan to lead |
- Why Parent Leadership?
- Brief History of PLAN to LEAD
- What Is PLAN to LEAD?
- How to Use this Guide
- PLAN Training Philosophy
- Cross-Cutting Themes: Addressing Oppression
- Building a Foundation for Addressing Oppression
- Cross-Cutting Themes: Maximizing Participation
- Cross-Cutting Themes: Integrating Data
- Role of Organizational Partner
- Cross-Cutting Themes
- Organization of the Curriculum
- “Menu” of Options for Offering PLAN to LEAD
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Openings
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- Listening Partnerships
- Guide for Setting Ground Rules
- Ground Rules
- Conocimiento
- Respect Activity
- Knowing the Community: Sharing Activity
- Hand to Knee Icebreaker
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Systems Change
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- Defining Parent Advocacy
- History Wall
- The Human Waterfall
- Using the Educational Code
- Understanding Budgets—Guest Speaker
- Diversity and Oppression Activity I: Exploring Language
- Diversity and Oppression Activity II: Circles of my Multicultural Self
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Tools & Skills
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- Asking the Right Questions
- Working with the Media: Getting Your Message Across—Guest Speaker
- Effective Facilitation and Agendas
- Group Agreement Through Modified Consensus
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Community Organizing and Action
Planning
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- Visioning Activity Guide
- Community Organizing: One-on-Ones
- Action Planning
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Closing
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