Final Project Instructions Your classroom management plan shares your intention for how you will run your classroom. It will reflect your teaching and discipline styles, and most parents and schools will want to know this about you.   In this module/week’s project, you will prepare a classroom management plan for a specific classroom,  you should build your project around your vision of your ideal classroom. (It is not necessary to observe someone else’s classroom for this assignment.)   As this course is designed for the K-12 classroom, this assignment is also designed and assessed for the K-12 classroom. To earn full credit, your paper must employ specific and quality discourse.   The Biblical integration for the Final Project is to demonstrate our LU School of Education mission, something we call SCRIP. SCRIP is based in Galatians 5:22, 23 as the Biblical core for teaching dispositions.   In your project the following dispositions should be demonstrated throughout your paper in any of its sections: ·       Social Responsibility: love, joy, peace, goodness ·       Commitment to the Profession: faithfulness, longsuffering ·       Reflective Practice: faithfulness ·       Integrity: goodness ·       Professionalism: gentleness, meekness, temperance    Include the following sections of discussion in your paper: 1.     Classroom motto 2.     Philosophy 3.     Classroom diversity 4.     Learning environment 5.     Room arrangement 6.     Student motivation 7.     Classroom procedures 8.     Classroom rules 9.     Consequences 10.    Record keeping 11.    Parent communication 12.    Biblical integration - SCRIP   The following are requirements for your paper:   A.    Your paper must meet a minimum of 1,500 words (not including the title page, abstract page, and reference page) and be formatted in current APA style.   You must use at least 4 sources in your paper: 1.     1 source must be the Bible. (Reference which translation you use, i.e. KJV, NKJV, NIV, etc.) a.     Cite the Bible version in the body of the paper. An example of this would be:  (King James Bible, 1769/2017, John 3:16). b.     Include the source in your reference list. An example of this would be: King James Bible. (2017). Cambridge University Press. (Original work published 1769). 2.     1 source must be the course textbook. 3.     2 sources must be peer-reviewed research articles. a.     To assist you in your search for an article, you can access the Jerry Falwell Library at http://libguides.liberty.edu/content.php?pid=544015 to find peer-reviewed journal articles. b.     Research articles: 1)    Must be peer-reviewed; 2)    Must be published within the last 7 years; and 3)    Must be at least 5 pages.   C.    You must include at least 6 citations within your paper for the work you borrow from the 4 sources.