Article Presentation Outline: Introduction
Article Presentation Outlineintroductionintroduce The Article You Se
Article Presentation Outline • Introduction • Introduce the article you selected and summary of the article (must be scholarly article) • Explain primary issues • Name those issues, then discuss each briefly • Analysis and discussion (discuss your own perspective) • Support your discussion with theoretical framework from the textbook and your own personal and professional experience • Recommendation and conclusion • Lessons learned • What did you learn from this article? What You Need to Submit • Submit a copy of the article • Upload to the folder in your Portal • Submit your 3-5 PPT slides or your 1-2 paragraphs in a Word doc. • Upload to the folder in your Portal
Paper For Above instruction
The purpose of this assignment is to critically analyze a scholarly article relevant to your field, providing a comprehensive presentation that summarizes its content, discusses its primary issues, and offers your perspective supported by theoretical frameworks and personal experience. Your submission should include an introduction to the article, a summary, identification of key issues, an analysis and discussion, and concluding lessons learned. Additionally, you are required to upload the article, a set of 3-5 PowerPoint slides or 1-2 paragraphs in Word format, and submit these through your designated portal.
In the introduction, clearly introduce the scholarly article you have selected, highlighting its relevance and academic significance. Summarize the main findings and arguments of the article, providing context for the primary issues addressed. Identify and briefly discuss the primary issues the article raises, such as challenges within a specific field, theoretical debates, or practical implications. These issues should be named explicitly and discussed concisely to set the foundation for your analysis.
The core of this presentation involves analysis and discussion. Here, you will articulate your own perspective on the article's content, supported by relevant theoretical frameworks from your coursework and drawing upon your personal and professional experiences. This section should critically evaluate the strengths and limitations of the article, reflect on its applicability, and explore its implications for your practice or academic understanding.
Finally, your conclusion and lessons learned should synthesize the insights gained from the article. Discuss how this reading has influenced your perspective within your field, what new understanding you have acquired, and potential ways to apply these lessons in your professional practice. Emphasizing personal growth and professional development is essential.
Ensure you submit the article copy, along with your presentation materials—either 3-5 PowerPoint slides or 1-2 paragraphs in a Word document—by uploading to the designated folder on your portal as required.
References
- Author, A. A. (Year). Title of the scholarly article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), pages.
- Author, B. B. (Year). Title of the textbook or theoretical framework used. Publisher or Journal Name.
- Additional credible sources that support your analysis and discussion.