The Introduction slide/slides will identify the topic that is being analyzed. The topic needs to be described comprehensively, delivering all relevant information necessary for full understanding.
The Body Slides need to examine the empirical evidence related to the topic being explored. The following topics must be addressed:
Definition: Define the topic (Ex. If you are researching poverty, define the term poverty and other important terms associated with your research).
Significance: Provide a statement of how this topic is significant to society (Ex. Provide statistics on your topic and use visuals).
Social Responsibility: This section needs to address and articulate cultural insights and awareness with the topic researched. State the cultural understanding of the topic or differences that occur among cultures. State the significance of education and awareness of this topic among all cultural groups.
Empirical and quantitative evidence: Provide adequate research and date on your topic. Analyze numerical data or observable facts and make informed conclusions on your topic.
Functionalism: Provide a statement on this topic using the sociological perspective of functionalism.
Symbolic Interactionism: Provide a statement on this topic using the sociological perspective of symbolic interactionism.
Conflict Theory: Provide a statement on this topic using the sociological perspective of the conflict theory.
The conclusion slide/slides will summarize the main points of the analysis and will reflect final findings.
The PowerPoint project should be a minimum of 15 slides in length (1 title slide, 13 information/content slides, and 1 References slide).
Use quotation marks when quoting and cite appropriately with in-text citation when quoting or paraphrasing. APA 7th ed.
The topic is Identity formation in teenagers
