Your task is to demonstrate your ability to use a prioritization method to something in your personal or professional life. In class, we demonstrated 2 prioritization techniques: L-Shaped Matrix described in the K. Rose book for this course (a 2% bonus grade is available if you successfully apply the full technique) The Prioritization Grid discussed in class for the PMI Chapter events. Your submission should be clear and logical and include the following: A suitable Title A Background describing the personal or professional scenario A Value Statement - why is this prioritization important? What will it help you accomplish? The Prioritization work (using the technique you prefer) The Conclusion of the Prioritization effort Your Grade will be awarded based on the following: Graded Content Points Awarded Title 1 Background 1 Purpose 2 Prioritization 5 Conclusion 1 Total 10 Grading Rubric - Guidelines used to award points for Graded Content Unsatisfactory 0/59% Satisfactory 60/75% Very Good 76/89% Exemplary 90/100% Insufficient or incomplete content. The content is not relevant to the topic. It is poorly organized, poorly worded and does not apply best practices to the response. The content is somewhat logical but incomplete. There is a lack of concrete terminology or consistency in the content or the way it is presented. There is some application of best practices but there needs to be more. The content is complete with only minor inconsistencies. Project management best practices, learning and experience have been applied although there are some gaps or inconsistencies in the response. The content is complete, consistently well stated and presented. and easy to understand. The submission follows best practices in project management. Learning and experience have been applied directly to form definitive content.