Anything you discovered in your educational journey that doesn t directly deal with some aspect of the challenge should be avoided. Include any information that directly fulfills your job of presenting effective ways of reducing, reusing, and recycling trash and to find the best site for the future landfill. Of course, you probably have lots of opinions on this question, but what the county is interested in is cold, hard facts. Certainly you should rely on any data collection you did as part of the team activities or the individual activities, but don t forget the different props you created on the individual activities that might benefit your team. An important concern is the strengths of your group.
Individuals have different preferences and abilities.
Your team should work out an effective presentation that capitalizes on the strengths of the different members, minimizes the weaknesses, and portrays a strong message. Please remember, however, that almost every presentation will include some element of an oral report and the county expects you to be organized, practiced, clearly spoken, and personable. How you present that to the county will definitely affect your continued employment. Your group will need to first collect all of the different results of your team and individual activities in one place and proceed to organize them. You might consider different sections in your portfolio for reducing, reusing, recycling, and new landfill.