Critical Thinking Presentation
Develop a four-minute informative presentation on
Critical Thinking,
The presentation should be represented by a PowerPoint presentation with embedded audio files. ,Each slide must contain an audio file in which you offer insight about the material on the slide and key points the audience should take away from the visual information in the PowerPoint., The presentation will be evaluated on the following areas: introduction body conclusion overall organization and flow emphasis on two to four main points effective use of evidence to support claims and enthusiasm for the topic.,
Please be sure to use at least three outside sources that you both cite on the narrated PowerPoint as well as orally cite.
Develop a four-minute informative presentation on
CRITICAL THINKING
The presentation should be represented by a PowerPoint presentation with embedded audio files. Each slide must contain an audio file in which you offer insight about the material on the slide and key points the audience should take away from the visual information in the PowerPoint. The presentation will be evaluated on the following areas: introduction, body, conclusion; overall organization and flow; emphasis on two to four main points; effective use of evidence to support claims; and enthusiasm for the topic.
Please be sure to use at least three outside sources that you both cite on the narrated PowerPoint as well as orally cite.
Develop a four-minute informative presentation on
CRITICAL THINKING
The presentation should be represented by a PowerPoint presentation with embedded audio files. Each slide must contain an audio file in which you offer insight about the material on the slide and key points the audience should take away from the visual information in the PowerPoint. The presentation will be evaluated on the following areas: introduction, body, conclusion; overall organization and flow; emphasis on two to four main points; effective use of evidence to support claims; and enthusiasm for the topic.
Please be sure to use at least three outside sources that you both cite on the narrated PowerPoint as well as orally cite.