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1.
Choose a group of one or two other students.
2.
Select your
group’s country from the choices available. (See your teacher.)
3.
Think about and
record: what you know, what you want to know and other brainstorming ideas (KWL)
about the 5 Themes.
4. Organize your brainstorming ideas into topics and research questions.
5.
Divide
responsibility for research items among the group. Make a record
of who is responsible for which area.
6.
Start your
search for answers to your research questions.
Use all available resources. Use note
cards or computer note taking to keep records of your search and sources. If
search yields enough information go to step 8; If search does not yield enough
information go to step 7.
7.
Modify original study area and proceed from step 4.
8.
Organize your
notes and start brainstorming the PowerPoint presentation. Use the Research
Worksheet to help you organize.
9.
Prepare a draft of the PowerPoint storyboard.
10.
Consult with
your teacher and get approval before you start constructing PowerPoint slide
show.
11.
Construct 12 to 15 slides that explain and show the 5 themes of
geography.
(See PowerPoint
Tutorial
lessons online for help).
Use questions to guide your slides and presentation.
12.
Practice your presentation. Make
changes where necessary. Remember every team member must participate in the
slide show.
13.
Give your presentation to the class.
14.
Prepare self-evaluation and evaluations for other team members.
15.
Write and submit the end of project evaluation.
16. Conference with teacher to receive final evaluations.
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encyclopedia
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Internet
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individual
experts
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library
Help everyone remember their group roles. Keep a good record of the sites you have located which contain useful information. Keep note cards with URLs and a brief description of the information. You may want to visit these again and much time can be spent relocating sites. Keep focused on the key questions and write down your answers completely and clearly. This information will be used when you construct your PowerPoint slides.