Write a 300-500 word paper addressed to a particular person/group in which you:
    Identify and briefly describe your target audience (individual or group).
    In your own words, explain to your audience the meaning of shared vision and team learning. Why are developing a shared vision and team learning opportunities important organizational disciplines? How do the principles of team learning and shared vision interact to strengthen and reinforce one another? How do team learning and shared vision provide a foundation for engaging in or strengthening systems thinking?
    Your explanation should be responsive to the perspectives of your audience.
    Provide specific support for your statements and assertions as you draw connections among the five disciplines and your examples.
    Your examples should include specific details that promote greater understanding of shared vision and team learning that you want to convey to your audience.
    Explain how you would recommend the organization use change management strategies to ensure the development and/or fulfillment of a shared vision and team learning.
    Explain to your audience what organizational changes you would recommend that could enhance a shared vision and team learning among diverse stakeholders in the organization.
    At the end of your paper include at least 3 questions about shared vision and team learning as they relate to your audience that, when thoughtfully considered, might promote continuous improvement and organizational learning.
In your writing, try to make specific connections between the concept(s) in The Fifth Discipline and organizational details. Avoid writing in vague generalizations that do little to demonstrate a grasp of the concept or enlighten your audience.

Please write about a historical instance of iconoclasm.  This can be your topic for your final research project for the semester. (And, this is a way to combine work, write a little abstract of your topic while your research is underway). I have attached the topic for my post, which is the same topic I’m using for my paper. If you do well on this, I will need your help on the final paper. Below are the guidelines:
Blog entry guidelines
All entries should be 2-3 paragraphs, written in clean prose, and edited for grammar and elegance in writing.
All entries should include at least one image or link as indicated in the prompt. Images need captions.
Entries should have a good title this is journalism, after all, make it snappy!
If you do not have access to a camera phone or digital camera, please reach out, and I will amend the assignment for you.
While this should be well-written in full sentences, a blog entry is a space for your voice, and using first person is encouraged. That said, I’m not young, scrappy, and hungry enough to actually inject my shot until I’m reasonably sure that my shot won’t harm me because politics rushed it. These entries should sound like you! (A 26 year old art history major, business marketing minor from NYC, very opinionated and you will see that in my attached topic.)
Entries may require some research. If you find a piece of public art in your local park that has been graffitied, you should try to find out about the history of the piece and if there is a news story about its being vandalized.  All research should be cited properly.
An interesting blog post makes connections! …connections to class discussion, to readings, to artists or works of art.  What made you choose this topic in the first place? It was probably a connection to something from the class.

Grading
Entries count 5 points each. The following will be considered for each entry.
-Did you meet the basic parameters? Answered the prompt fully, included an image and/or a link to an article, gave it a title.
-The piece is clearly written, lively, and thoughtful.
-The piece is error-free and has citations if needed.

Grammar is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. USE THE CITED WORKS IN THE ATTACHED DOC.
Make it great, not good, and I will have another assignment for you.