The presentations instructions are relatively simple: Here are basic GUIDELINES for reading our material. 1) Presentations will be done as a group 2) Each group organizes what they will do (eg, issues to emphasize), how they will present it (panel discussion, class involvement/discussion, skits, "games," videos, etc) 3) If there are extra readings, the groups will provide readings AT LEAST 10 days in advance (this is CRITICALLY IMPORTANT). You may opt NOT to give readings, but IF YOU DO, make sure the class has time to read them. Net-links are best. If you are presenting on an "open" night with no specific topic or readings assigned by the instructor, it is up to you to frame the topic and present readings. 4) Grading will be a combined group grade (presentation, cohesiveness, integration) and individual grade (knowledge of topic, fielding of questions) In general, any good-faith attempt to join the issues of a text is acceptable for a presentation.
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