The seminar presentation, The seminar presentation (Task1)

The seminar presentation

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Task One - Working collaboratively on seminar presentation and one stimulus discussion question
Task One requires you to work in a group (of no more than 3 members) to prepare a seminar presentation, accompanied with a stimulus question, for your peers in this course. The seminar is focused on one child - a case study - and will be held in a discussion forum online in StudyDesk. As a group, you are to run your seminar over a period of one week (further instructions below). All students (on campus and online) will be presenting their seminars in StudyDesk.
Based on the information provided about the case study child you choose, you are required to present a snapshot of your proposed pedagogy in action in response to developing the target language of the learning environment which, for the case study children, is English.
The seminar presentation (Task1) is a group submission. Prepare a presentation (e.g. PowerPoint, Adobe Presenter) to address your chosen Case Study child (only one presentation per group, developed collaboratively). There should be between 10 and 15 slides with 60-100 words brief notes below each one that outline your main message for each slide ( Remember: in text references citation)(for example five points you wish to make). The content of the presentation should be highly focused, practical and illustrative as far as possible to provide a snapshot of your proposed pedagogy in action in response to developing the target language of the environment of which your case study child is a learner. The target language is English.
Work collegially, making connections through Study Desk as necessary. For collaboration, you can use email; however, I would highly recommend exploring other online collaborative tools such as Google Docs (documents). It is easy to sign up and very easy to use. One person in the group starts a document there and then invites the other group members to view it using Google docs' tools. You can work on the document AT THE SAME TIME or at different times and it automatically saves. You can chat to each other (typing) right there next to the document as well.

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