As an educator it is important to have a clear understanding of academic regulations, best practices, and resources to formulate a plan for future success.Write a 500-750 word statement of intent as an educator that addresses the following:A brief description of your vision on how you will continue to grow professionally. For instance, meeting additional requirements for certification, obtaining additional endorsements or degrees, or joining professional organizations to enhance networking and knowledge in the field of education.As a professional, how will you embrace challenges and changes effectively. Discuss how you will stay current with best practices in your field.A statement regarding the ethical and responsible use and maintenance of student-related information.Compare your expectations of the teaching profession with the experiences shared by others who are currently or have been in the field.Support this assignment with 2-4 resources.When writing in APA style, it is important that your analysis is written in third person. Writing in third person helps with clarity and conciseness throughout your paper. However, some instances writing in first person is acceptable and should be used sparingly.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

It's a persuasive presentation on climate change. I will send more information after assigning the tutor.Topic:Purpose:Specific Purpose Statement:Central Idea/Thesis:Attention StepI. Attention GetterII. Topic Justification (“need to know”)III. Credibility StatementIV. PreviewTransition:Problem/Need StepI. Statement of the problem/the needII. Illustration of the needIII. Extent and seriousness of the needIV. Audience involvement (“pointing”)Transition:Solution/Satisfaction StepI. Evaluation of proposed alternative solutionII. Statement of my solutionIII. Explain the solutionIV. Illustrate/demonstrate the effectiveness of the solutionV. Refutation—Follow steps of refutation here1. Clearly state the argument to be refuted2. State your objection concisely3. Present reasoning and evidence to support your claim4. Explain clearly that you have refuted the argumentTransition:Visualization StepI. Negative visualizationII. Positive visualizationTransition:Action StepI. Summary A. Summary of Need B. Summary of Satisfaction C. Summary of VisualizationII. Specific action for audience to takeIII. Strong closing statement