Brainstorm with your group
about which argument you feel presents a more reliable case based in
scientific fact and come to a consesus on which side you will be
defending.
The
Presentation
Once your group has decided
on a point of view to defend, begin by compiling the ideas you and your
group have researched into an organized setup. This can be
done through the use of a flowchart, concept map -- whatever works best
for you!
Remember to include at least
5 sources in your report, not counting the IPCC, Three Views, and
Landmark Climate Change sources.
When you are making your
PowerPoint, be sure to acknowledge the opposing viewpoint, showing that
you are aware and respectful of others' views and ideas.
Make sure your PowerPoint
presentation is correctly formatted and professional in nature.
Check that it both persuades the target audience, as well as
contains pertinent information on the topic including scientific facts,
data, graphs, figures, concepts, and examples (and be sure to provide
analysis for each!).
