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# Goals and Outcomes Presentation Outline
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## Slide 1: Title Slide
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- **Title:** Goals and Outcomes: Setting the Stage for Your Proposal
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- **Subtitle:** The first impression matters
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## Slide 2: The Crucial First Section
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- **Assertion:** The Goals & Outcomes (G&O) section is the first and most critical part of your proposal.
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- **Evidence:**
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- It’s the first thing reviewers read.
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- It sets the narrative for the entire proposal—what you promise must be delivered later.
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## Slide 3: Crafting the Opening Paragraph
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- **Assertion:** The first sentence must clearly state your research goal with no fluff.
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- **Evidence:**
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- Use a sentence like “The goal of this research is to…”
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- Keep it jargon-free, concrete, and confined to 1–3 sentences.
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## Slide 4: Building Your Narrative
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- **Assertion:** The remainder of the paragraph should outline how you’ll achieve your goal and its significance.
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- **Evidence:**
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- Briefly explain your methods.
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- Describe the product or outcome of your research.
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- Emphasize “what’s in it for the reader/reviewer.”
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## Slide 5: Outcomes-Based Approach (ME)
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- **Assertion:** Clearly defined capabilities are essential to demonstrate what your research will enable.
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- **Evidence:**
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- List 3–5 specific, verifiable capabilities.
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- Each capability should be presented as a one-liner with a brief explanation.
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## Slide 6: Hypothesis-Based Approach (MSE)
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- **Assertion:** A hypothesis-driven approach provides observable and measurable predictions.
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- **Evidence:**
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- State a falsifiable hypothesis (e.g., “By doing X, we can achieve Y change in Z behavior”).
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- Briefly mention the measurement approach and literature support.
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## Slide 7: Big Takeaways
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- **Assertion:** Clarity and narrative consistency are key to a compelling proposal.
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- **Evidence:**
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- Be concise—your reader is lazy; avoid unnecessary fluff.
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- Your G&O should preview and set up the rest of your proposal like a prologue.
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