Promote participation in Speak Up:
q Encourage your stakeholders to
participate in Speak Up through email blasts, newsletters, your blog or other
online social media tools.
q Highlight the Speak Up survey on
your website using the Speak Up Partner logo (with a link
to the survey).
q Inform your stakeholders that you
are actively promoting participation in Speak Up by issuing your own
“customized” press release using the Speak Up press release template
provided by Project Tomorrow. Project
Tomorrow will issue its Speak Up national press release on October 6th.
q Distribute Speak Up Info flyers during
your presentations at conferences or from your booth on the exhibit floor.
q Host a “Speak Up” media event to
encourage participation in Speak Up.
q Use social media networks such as Facebook
or Twitter to get the word out about Speak Up to your stakeholders.
Spotlight
students’ views in the dialogue about K-12 education
q Include Speak Up data in your
articles, promotional materials or presentations.
q Share how the Speak Up results are
important to your organization’s mission and work.
q Use the Speak Up results to identify
your stakeholders’ needs, secure funding or demonstrate the success of your
initiatives.
q Schedule Julie Evans, CEO- Project
Tomorrow, to present the Speak Up findings to your team, at a conference or
through a webinar.
q Host a regional or state summit to
share Speak Up data and develop an action plan for creating 21st
century schools.
Strengthen
the Speak Up network
q Blog about how you are using Speak
Up data to inform your decisions about curriculum or technology, programming,
legislation, or services.
q Share promising practices with staff
from partnering organizations, schools and districts who are involved with
Speak Up.
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