Answer & Explanation:TIME LIMIT all presentations should be between 6-7 minutes. LITERATURE REVIEW Briefly mention the three academic articles or books you reviewed early in the semester. This should be the shortest part of the presentation because your findings and your voice matters the most. You want to explain the argument of the author and how they support that argument. So you can do something like this: Jones states that Muslim women are misrepresented in film. They are always seen as a passive victim or as in need of white femininity to save them. To support this Jones watched and deconstructed three films that featured a Muslim protagonist or supporting character. Similarly,Navarro found television also portrays Muslim women as in need of saving. This finding came from the content analysis of seven sitcoms that aired from
.To do this: Break your literature review (Attach File) up into three short, three sentence paragraphs. Sentence one the argument (how are people portrayed if portrayed at all). Sentence two support (what media did the author consume or discuss in their work). Sentence three short details (for example, one scene discussed by Navarro details
.). KEEP THIS SECTION BETWEEN ONE-TWO MINUTES. You can choose to create a PowerPoint however you see fit.. I recommend using images on the PowerPoint and quotes or short statements. Too much text on a PP distracts the audience from what you are saying. PART II Your analysis THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PARTSo, I cant really give a template here given that this will vary based on topic. However, you should analyze THREE DIFFERENT PIECES OF MEDIA here. If I were working with the representation of Muslim women I would choose three different films, television shows, magazine ads, etc
to analyze. Ask yourself the following questions:1: Does your analysis support the previous literature? If Muslim women are shown as passive in the media you consume you want to tell me HOW this is conveyed. Is it angle? Lighting? Scripting? Body language? Think critically here. Provide details. Remember I am always saying SHOW DONT TELL. Dont tell me that misrepresentation occurred, provide vivid detail that shows me how it occurred. 2: Do you find something new? Did your analysis bring up something not covered in the reading? Ok, thats great. Name it. Explain how it is different from the literature you just reviewed for us. NOTE:: I strongly recommend narrowing your focus here. What I mean is that, if you are going to talk about film or television, pick ONE SCENE FROM EACH. Thats it. Otherwise you are going to over-saturate yourself. If you are looking at the news pick only three different news stories. Dont overdo it. This is the section where you put that media literacy to work.Youll want examples here on your PowerPoint pictures, screenshots, quotes, etc
Show us what you are seeing. PART III Suggestions. Again, this is very brief. What can the media do better? I recommend putting those suggestions in text on the slide and quickly going over them.
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