Dear All,
Please find below the 3 Topic options for your presentations. They are due to Saturday, 27 April, 2013. You have almost 2 weeks for the preparation. Ask me if you have any questions.
Advanced C1-2
Presentation Topics
1. “History Goes to the Movies”Ss make presentations about the famous film slips. Focus on what they are, how they were made, what consequences they had. This can be done in three ways: A report supported by visuals (posters, photos, etc.), a Power Point Presentation with interactive slides and material, or a Video project in which you either design an interview or video-edit slides/pictures/videos. The video should not be more than 2-3 minutes, whereas 5 minutes should be allocated for a report or a Power Point presentation.
2. “Can’t live without it”
Ss make presentations about the objects/things they cannot live without. Focus on what the object/thing is, brief history of how this object/thing was invented, any moderation they would like to make to this object/thing. This can be done in three ways: A report supported by visuals (posters, photos, etc.), a Power Point Presentation with interactive slides and material, or a Video project in which you either design an interview or video-edit slides/pictures/videos. The video should not be more than 2-3 minutes, whereas 5 minutes should be allocated for a report or a Power Point presentation.
3. “Trick or Treatment?”
Ss make presentations on the healthcare system in Georgia. They may also focus on various alternative medicines practised in Georgia. Ss may also focus on what is being done/has been done for physically disabled people, for their integration into the society in Georgia. This can be done in three ways: A report supported by visuals (posters, photos, etc.), a Power Point Presentation with interactive slides and material, or a Video project in which you either design an interview or video-edit slides/pictures/videos. The video should not be more than 2-3 minutes, whereas 5 minutes should be allocated for a report or a Power Point presentation.
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