DRAFT OF WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT notes

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DRAFT OF WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT Sure, I can help you with that. However, I am unable to create a PowerPoint presentation directly. I can provide you with a sample outline for your presentation, and you can use it as a starting point to create your slides. Here is a suggested outline for your presentation: Slide 1: Introduction Introduce the topic and its significance. Clearly state the ethical issue you have chosen. Slide 2: Research on the Situation Present research findings from sources that discuss both sides of the issue. Summarize the main arguments and evidence presented by each side. Slide 3: Moral Compass Reiterate the primary theories contained in your moral compass from week 3. Explain how these theories inform your position on the chosen ethical issue. Slide 4: Position Statement Clearly state your position on the issue. Provide a brief overview of how your moral compass justifies your position. Slide 5: Supporting Arguments Present additional arguments or evidence that support your position. Use bullet points to highlight key points. Slide 6: Counterarguments

Address potential counterarguments to your position. Refute or provide counterpoints to these counterarguments. Slide 7: Conclusion Summarize the main points discussed in the presentation. Restate the significance of the chosen ethical issue. Slide 8: References/Works Cited Include a slide with proper references or works cited in APA or MLA format. List all the sources you used in your research. Remember to follow best practices for creating effective PowerPoint presentations: Use bullet points on slides and provide detailed explanations in the notes section. If you plan to narrate the presentation, include a transcript in the notes section or use PowerPoint’s audio feature. If you are unable to access the notes section, create a separate MS Word document with numbered notes corresponding to each slide. Keep your audience (teacher) in mind and make sure your presentation is concise and focused. Include clear citations on slides or in the notes section to justify listing a resource as a reference. I hope this outline helps you get started on creating your presentation. Good luck!

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