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This will make the meeting run smoothly and less time will be wasted. It also assures that everything is considered and nothing is forgotten. The following is a standard “order of business” from which you can write your agenda:  \n• Call to order  \n• Roll Call-to determine ifa quorum is present  \n• Reading and Approval of minutes  \n• Treasurer’s report (Placed on file)  \n• Reports of other officers  \n• Reports of Board or Committees  \n• Reports of Special Committees  \n• Unfinished Business  \n• New Business  \n• Announcements  \n• Program  \n• Adjournment  \nHELPFUL MEETING HINTS  \n• Start meetings on time.  \n• Follow your agenda.  \n• Write agenda on board or give each person a copy.  \n• Have paper and pencil for each member.  \n• Use parliamentary procedure.  \n• Find a regular meeting place—quiet, well-lit, well-ventilated, easy to locate.  \n• Have a regular meeting time—once a week, once every two weeks, or once a month. If only once a month, be sure to communicate with your members between meetings.  \n(Bulletin board, notes, announcements)  \nPLANNING A MEETING  \nCHECKLIST FOR CONDUCTING MEETINGS  \n• Is the meeting location reserved?  \n• Are the tables and chairs set up appropriately?  \n• Have all of the participants been notified and if necessary, reminded of the meeting time and location?  \n• Has the agenda been prepared and printed?  \n• Have all of the handout materials been printed, and are they stacked in the proper sequence?  \n• Are","cbCaiceNyq51oTfV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiceNyq51oTfV","pdf",378313,19,"English","# Conducting an Effective Meeting\n## Basic Meeting Rules\n## Agenda Report Form\n## Parliamentary Procedure\n## Sample Minutes\n## Secretary’s Minutes\n## Sample Annual Budget\n## Sample Treasurer’s Report\n## Planning Projects\n## Committee Plan\n## Publicity Report Form\n## The Importance of Evaluations\n## Evaluation of a Student Activity\n## Evaluation of Student Council Effectiveness\n## Student Council Member Self-Evaluation\n## Student Council Internal Evaluation\n## Evaluation of Council Public Relations","[{\"question\":\"What items should be included in a standard agenda for each meeting?\",\"answer\":\"The guide recommends an “order of business” starting with call to order and roll call, then reading and approval of minutes, treasurer’s report, officer and committee reports, unfinished and new business, announcements, program, and adjournment.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a member obtain the floor and speak during the meeting?\",\"answer\":\"When wishing to speak, a member rises, addresses the Chair, and remains standing until recognized. 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