Part 2: Presentation (PPT, Prezi, or
Canva) (50 points)
After completing abstract, you will translate your findings into a visual
presentation. Your visual presentation should be a clear presentation of
what you will discuss in the research paper.
Your presentation should be 7-10 slides and include:
Required Slides:
1
Title Slide – Name of story/film, real-world issue, your name, date.
2
Summary of Story/Film (1-2 slides) – Brief plot summary, key themes.
3
The Real-World Issue (1-2 slides) – The News Article you found on
your issue. Explain the article and how it connects to your topic. (How it
helps explain your topic) (Critical Thinking)
4
Real-World Connection (2 slides) – Research that discusses your topic
in depth. (Critical Thinking)
5 Why It Still Matters (1-2 slides) – Relevance today, key
takeaways. (Critical Thinking)
6
Conclusion (1 slide) – Personal reflection, final thoughts.
7
Works Cited (Final Slide) – MLA citations for story/film and news
source.
Design Tips (Not mandatory):
· Use clear color scheme (earth tones are good) elements.
Include images, charts, or video clips to enhance your points.
Keep text concise-use bullet points instead of long paragraphs.
· Use consistent fonts & styles for a professional look.
17 Due Date: April 18th (Submit via Blackboard) by 11:59 PM).
Part 2: Presentation (PPT, Prezi, or Canva) (50 points) After completing abstract, you will translate your findings into a visual presentation. Your visual presentation should be a clear presentation of what you will discuss i