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Senior Project Presentation Requirements Applied Communications IV 4-6 minutes

Time Point deductions (<4 min) Cue Card (5 min mark)

DO NOT: Read your paper or your PowerPoint slides. Copy and paste your paper into a PowerPoint presentation. PROCRASTINATE!

Credibility Cite sources within your presentation. Provide credentials for people and visual aids. Keep statistics simple.

PowerPoint Rules Minimal text on slides (treat it as an outline) Large, bold print that is easy to read Minimal text on slides (treat it as an outline) Appropriate (professional) transitions and effects Correct grammar and mechanics

Preparation Printed slides due on the day of the presentation Attire Presentation skills

Sample Outline for Slides Slide 1: Topic, Name, Class Period Slide 2: Thesis (explain why you chose that topic and position) Slides 3-10: Topic sentences and supporting points (source info and credibility) Concluding Slide: Restate thesis and summarize main points

View the following slides to determine what errors were made. What’s Wrong??? View the following slides to determine what errors were made.

Thesis Statement Advance Directives (living wills) are a false sense of comfort for patients and their families.

Statistics Studies show that doctors often ignore living wills 1/5 of patients didn’t tell their physicians that they had created a living will The living will has frequently failed to improve patients preferences for end-of-life issues (Blake Sypher)

Conclusion It is virtually impossible that one can put his/her trust in an advanced directive and rest easily