Group Presentation Paper:   A paper must be included with your final presentation and answer the following the questions:   1.    Define what an ‘Occupation-Based Model’ is in occupational therapy practice 2.    Describe the historical foundations of your assigned model (Who developed the model?  How did it evolve (underlying theories or models)? 3.    Describe the focus of your assigned model (Which populations, health conditions is it intended for? What domains of practice (from OTPF-III) are emphasized?) 4.    Describe the key components of your assigned model 5.    Describe the role of the environment in your assigned model 6.    Explain why it is necessary to use an occupation-based model to guide occupational therapy interventions 7.    Describe an example of how your assigned model was used to guide intervention based upon a research article.  The article must be published within the last 10 years and the source must be approved by the instructor.  Some examples of acceptable sources include the American Journal of Occupational Therapy, the British Journal of Occupational Therapy, the Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, OT Practice, and Advance for Occupational Therapy Practitioners.  The research article must be approved by the instructor by the end of Week 7. The paper must be in APA format, including the title page, reference page, and citations.  PowerPoint presentations should also include a reference page and citations.  Utilize the Purdue Owl website for examples of APA formatting.   1.    If you are doing a PowerPoint Presentation, include the printed version on a page titled Appendix A.  The printed version of the powerpoint cannot have more than 2 slides per page.   2.    If you are doing a role playing skit, song, or any other creative presentation to represent your assigned model, please include an outline on your plans for presenting on a page titled Appendix A.     This page will go after the paper’s reference page and all will be stapled together.   Length of paper:  Max of 5 pages