Deaf Culture Assignment
Deaf Culture Assignment
Visual (3D or PowerPoint) and Oral Presentation
A 3-dimentional (3D) or PowerPoint project allows students to learn important information on a specific topic in concentrated and visually appealing manner. For this assignment, you will develop a 3D or Power Point project and a short oral presentation to be delivered in class. This is a fun and creative assignment; you and your classmates can learn a great deal from each other.
Please choose a specific aspect of Deaf culture (see list) on which you wish to design a project. Your topic must reflect research from at least two sources. The project you design should be colorful, organized, contain text, and at least one image.
On the designated day and time, you …show more content…
The idea is for people to read the bullet points when they grab a tissue. (7 points). You may wish to put your text phrases on card stock and then paste the cardstock to the box. This will help cover-up the design on the tissue box and enhance your …show more content…
(15 points) • You must have a picture of your person/topic on one of the short ends. • Your topic/person (along with their dates) and a picture must be listed on the short ends. (3 points) • Your sources (in proper MLA notation) and your name must be typed and listed on the bottom of the box (5 points)
If you choose to create a PowerPoint project: • Each slide should include bullet points/phrases (NOT complete sentences), graphics and/or pictures. (7 points). You will expand the information during your oral presentation. You should NOT read your slide word for word. • Be sure to include a “title” slide with your topic/person name and their dates (if applicable) as well as a picture. Also, each slide should contain no more than two facts. (3 points) • You need to have 15 facts included in your project. (15 points) • You will need to list at least two sources (in proper MLA notation) on the last slide. (5 points)
Topics
ASL Topics • Five parameters of a sign • 3 Cs of fingerspelling • Name
Visual (3D or PowerPoint) and Oral Presentation
A 3-dimentional (3D) or PowerPoint project allows students to learn important information on a specific topic in concentrated and visually appealing manner. For this assignment, you will develop a 3D or Power Point project and a short oral presentation to be delivered in class. This is a fun and creative assignment; you and your classmates can learn a great deal from each other.
Please choose a specific aspect of Deaf culture (see list) on which you wish to design a project. Your topic must reflect research from at least two sources. The project you design should be colorful, organized, contain text, and at least one image.
On the designated day and time, you …show more content…
The idea is for people to read the bullet points when they grab a tissue. (7 points). You may wish to put your text phrases on card stock and then paste the cardstock to the box. This will help cover-up the design on the tissue box and enhance your …show more content…
(15 points) • You must have a picture of your person/topic on one of the short ends. • Your topic/person (along with their dates) and a picture must be listed on the short ends. (3 points) • Your sources (in proper MLA notation) and your name must be typed and listed on the bottom of the box (5 points)
If you choose to create a PowerPoint project: • Each slide should include bullet points/phrases (NOT complete sentences), graphics and/or pictures. (7 points). You will expand the information during your oral presentation. You should NOT read your slide word for word. • Be sure to include a “title” slide with your topic/person name and their dates (if applicable) as well as a picture. Also, each slide should contain no more than two facts. (3 points) • You need to have 15 facts included in your project. (15 points) • You will need to list at least two sources (in proper MLA notation) on the last slide. (5 points)
Topics
ASL Topics • Five parameters of a sign • 3 Cs of fingerspelling • Name