Explain the impact of language on critical thinking and decision making. Make sure you include the ethical implications of the challenges presented by language and how one can manage these challenges.
Include detailed speaker notes explaining the content on each slide
Instructions
- Develop a 16 to 18 (16-18 CONTENT, not counting cover or references) slide PowerPoint presentation
- Include detailed speaker notes to explain each slide content OR present your slides via Video and submit the link for the video with your slide deck.
- Support your presentation with at least 3 credible academic references beyond course materials properly incorporated into the body of the work (speaker notes, footer, after bullet point).
- Follow APA format where appropriate
Presentation Title Goes Here Your Name Here Name of School
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• Keep font of text consistent
• Be sure headings are consistent in their spacing,
placement, size, etc.
• Consider using the slide after the title slide to
summarize your presentations points
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• Use consistent, grammatically parallel format for bulleted lists
• For example, each element begins with an commanding verb
• Go to the Home tab at the top menu bard and click the New Slide or Layout button to access different formatting for your slides
• Choose formatting that presents your information in a way most logical
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• Keep your slides brief – your audience does not
want to focus on reading each slide that you will
likely read to them
• If a slide contains entire paragraphs – Citation
rules apply just as a paper. When citing in a slide
as you would in a paper (Author, year). According
to Author (year), state the point…
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Use APA style
rules to format any
table or figure in
your presentation
Figure !. Bar graph showing useful information. From “WHERE” by Author, year, source.
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• Remember to adhere to the assignment guidelines
• Keep in mind – there is no such thing as an “APA
standard PowerPoint”. The APA 7th ed. Manual
does not have a section on how to format a
PowerPoint – follow APA style guidelines
References
• Always include a reference list at the end of your
presentation, just like in a paper.
• Reference entries are formatted the same as a
paper – Alphabetize/hanging indent/double-spaced
(if room permits)