I will attach a doc with text from the course textbook. that has to be one of the sources, do intext citaions for the book please. In Week 7 of the course, each student is required to create and post a 5-8 minute Narrative Advocacy
\nPresentation on a recent cultural or political event or personal experience related to the issues
\nexamined in this course. Examples of events and experiences can come from 1). a news article, 2). a
\nwebsite, 3). a performance, lecture, or exhibit,
\nor 5). any current event that will allow you to explore an issue raised in this course or our readings. e presentations will be created using PowerPoint . .
\nInstructions:
\nCreate a short slideshow on PowerPoint with images, and text, including parenthetical citations for all
\nnotes from course materials. Create a VoiceThread comment on each of your slides (as appropriate), in
\nwhich you narrate the presentation. Share with us the what, when, how, and why of the event or news
\narticle you are presenting. Tell us how it relates to the issues (or a particular issue) pertaining to our
\nclass. And finally, build a case for how we should think\/act\/or feel about it. This is your chance to take
\nsomething that is important to you and make it important to us. The purpose of these Contemporary
\nReflections is to get you to attend to current events in light of the material for this course AND to give
\nyou an opportunity to bring your own interests and insights to our discussions. Make it personal. Show
\nme how you are investing in this class. Ideally, you will draw your topic from news media you regularly
\naccess (newspaper, radio, television, web), a blog you regularly read, something posted on a social
\nmedia site you use, or a personal experience. Once you have a topic in mind, do some additional reading
\nor background research to fill out your understanding of the issue. However, if you are having trouble
\nfinding a topic, you may find the Health section on NPR.org a useful starting point:
\nhttp:\/\/www.npr.org\/sections\/health\/
\nIf you do find a topic this way, try to find some way to connect it to your own life or to what your own
\ncommunity is talking about, in addition to making a clear link to the course.
\nSave your VoiceThread with your last name and the assignment name. For example:
\nBlouetNarrativeAdvocacy.
\nRequirements: See next page!
\n2
\nRequirements:
\nYour presentation must have the following (on a minimum of 6 SLIDES):
\n\u2022 Introductory or Title Slide (1 minute) (1 SLIDE)
\no Make a PowerPoint slide, including the title of your Presentation (your own title; not
\n\u201cNarrative Advocacy\u201d), plus any images you wish to include
\no Narrate the slide with a short introduction to your topic
\no Make sure to summarize the experience or news article you will draw on as well as what you
\nplan to cover in the remaining parts of the presentation
\n\u2022 Material Slides (3-4 minutes) (3-4 SLIDES)
\no Clearly indicate where and how you learned about this topic and what led you to focus on this
\nparticular event\/experience\/encounter for this assignment (1 SLIDE)
\no Indicate the connections you are making between the contemporary event and the course
\n(here, you must draw from at least one of our required readings and may also reference films
\nand discussion forums) (At least 1 SLIDE)
\no Make your case! Tell us what you think, and make a persuasive case for what we should think
\nor what action we (or others) should take in response to this issue (1-2 SLIDES).
\n\u2022 Concluding Slide (1 minute) (1 SLIDE)
\no In a final slide, recap what you want to leave us with
\no Summarize what you think we can learn (or what you have learned) from the event,
\nexperience, or encounter you have presented
\no How would you like us to draw on this learning, going forward?
\n\u2022 Bibliography (1 SLIDE)
\no Bibliographic list of the references consulted <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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