I am a health and PE teacher at Deep Creek Middle school in Cheasapeake VA.

NBC/TEACHER LEADER TRACK DESCRIPTION OF FINAL 

Your final project is to bring together  information from meeting minutes . You must include the data that supported the  decisions made, the strategies tried, the data after the strategy  implementation and the final reflections of your team and the leadership  experience as a whole.

This is to be created by utilizing a video enhanced PowerPoint

NO MORE THAN 7 SLIDES, NO MORE THAN 3 MINUTES SPENT TALKING ON EACH SLIDE (BE CLEAR, CONCISE, TO THE POINT)

• Title Slide
• Meeting 1 (display data, discuss data and what conclusions/plans were made that supports the data)
• Meeting 2 “
• Meeting 3 “
• Meeting 4 “
• Meeting 5 “
• Final Reflection of the process (did you  see the outcome you had hoped? What would you do differently? Did you  find this project enlightening?)
  

  Struggling with where to start this assignment? Follow this guide to tackle your assignment easily!

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  🎯 Project Goal:

  Summarize your leadership experience through a 7-slide PowerPoint with embedded voice/video (up to 3 minutes per slide). Include:

  • Meeting data

  • Decisions made

  • Strategies implemented

  • Reflections and outcomes

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  SLIDE-BY-SLIDE GUIDE

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  Slide 1: Title Slide

  • Content to Include:

    • Your name

    • School: Deep Creek Middle School, Chesapeake, VA

    • Project Title: “Teacher Leadership and Data-Driven Decision Making”

    • NBC/Teacher Leader Track – Final Project

  • Tips:

    • Use a clean layout and readable font.

    • You can briefly introduce the goal of the project in your audio.

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  Slides 2–6: Meetings 1–5 (One Slide Each)

  Each Meeting Slide Should Include:

  1. Data Reviewed: Include charts, percentages, test scores, behavioral reports, surveys, etc.

  2. Conclusion Based on Data: What did the data tell your team?

  3. Strategy Implemented: What action did your team decide to try?

  4. Post-Strategy Data/Results: Any measurable change or feedback received after implementation.

  5. Visual Support: Graphs, bullet points, and 1–2 key images help here.

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  💡 Example for Meeting Slide Layout:

  Slide Title: Meeting 1 – Focus on Student Fitness Engagement
  Bullet Points:

  • Data Reviewed: PACER test results showed 40% of students below district fitness standards.

  • Decision: Increase daily MVPA (moderate-to-vigorous physical activity) in warm-ups.

  • Strategy: Implement HIIT-style warm-ups for 2 weeks.

  • Post Data: 60% engagement increase (based on student surveys and observational rubrics).

  • Visual: Bar graph showing before/after engagement levels.

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  Slide 7: Final Reflection

  Content to Address:

  • Did you see the outcome you had hoped for?

    • Mention both academic or behavioral data and team growth.

  • What would you do differently?

    • Was there a better strategy? Could communication improve?

  • Was this enlightening?

    • How did your leadership skills evolve? How did collaboration impact you?

  Tips:

  • End on a strong, honest, and forward-thinking note.

  • Use this as a chance to connect your experience to your future teaching or leadership.

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  🧰 Video/Audio Tips for Recording:

  • Use PowerPoint’s built-in “Record Slide Show” feature.

  • Speak clearly and with purpose — aim for under 3 minutes per slide.

  • Practice ahead to avoid going off-topic or over time.

  • Record in a quiet place with good lighting if using video.

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  Would you like help building a sample slide or script for one of your meetings?