Part 1 Decision Making in CurriculumUse the Library to research decision-making models in education. Complete the following: Investigate      how different models include underlying assumptions found in different      schools of philosophy and educational philosophy. Select      3 of the educational decision-making models from the following list and      describe how each model is used. Include      in your description how the models guide educators and what underlying      philosophical assumptions are paramount to each model. Discuss      at least 1 school of philosophy and one educational philosophy for each      decision-making model. Contrast      the 3 models’ design, beliefs, and underlying suppositions. Include      in your descriptions likely educational settings where each model could be      used. You should discuss at least 1 situation for each of the 3 models.      Indicate any educational setting(s) where a particular model would not be      the best choice and explain why.Discuss your findings in a 4–6-page paper. Reference your textbook and other information found in the Library and on the Internet. Your paper should include a cover page, abstract, introduction, and conclusion.Decision-Making Models Needs      assessment model Futuristic      model Rational      model Vocational      and training model School-based      management modelSchools of Philosophy Existentialism Realism Idealism PragmatismEducational Philosophies Behaviorism Essentialism Constructivism Reconstructionism Humanism ProgressivismPart 2 Power Point – Master Educators Presentation 5-7 slidesPrepare a PowerPoint presentation that explains your independent project idea. Assume that you are making a presentation to an approval committee for permission to move forward on your project. Include the following: Summary      of the project idea- (Curriculum and Instruction for Educators