This document provides instructions for preparing an astronomy presentation. It advises students to do research using at least two academic sources, prepare an outline and powerpoint with pictures but no text, rehearse within the 10 minute time limit, email the powerpoint file before the deadline, prepare a one-page summary for classmates, smile and be professional during the presentation, and start preparing ahead of time rather than at the last minute. It also provides a list of 11 potential topics for the astronomy presentation.
This document provides instructions for preparing an astronomy presentation. It advises students to do research using at least two academic sources, prepare an outline and powerpoint with pictures but no text, rehearse within the 10 minute time limit, email the powerpoint file before the deadline, prepare a one-page summary for classmates, smile and be professional during the presentation, and start preparing ahead of time rather than at the last minute. It also provides a list of 11 potential topics for the astronomy presentation.
This document provides instructions for preparing an astronomy presentation. It advises students to do research using at least two academic sources, prepare an outline and powerpoint with pictures but no text, rehearse within the 10 minute time limit, email the powerpoint file before the deadline, prepare a one-page summary for classmates, smile and be professional during the presentation, and start preparing ahead of time rather than at the last minute. It also provides a list of 11 potential topics for the astronomy presentation.
1. Do research. Read articles, chapters of books, and watch scientific programs
on youtube or google videos. Remember that you are required to use at least two different academic sources (two articles or an article and a video) this is just the minimum, the more information you can gather, the better prepared you will be. 2. Prepare an outline of your presentation - start putting pictures, photographs, and videos into your power point. Remember that we do not want to see any text in the power point, other that names, tiles, and possibly an outline of your presentation. 3. Start rehearsing your presentation. I have been very gentle with you so far BUT I will not be at this presentation. You need to be prepared!!! Your time limit is 10 minutes no more and no less. 4. Email me your power point before the deadline. I will put it on the owlspace for everyone to enjoy. Additionally, prepare a one-page summary of your presentation for your classmates. You should include new vocabulary with definitions and perhaps some most important facts of your speech. 5. Smile, be fluent, and enjoy your presentation. If you dont, neither will we!!! Look professional and elegant. 6. Do it well or do not do it at all. It is as simple as that
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Monika Kalina, onisia@rice.edu, 713-348-4019 7. Start ahead of time. It is not the kind of presentation you can prepare for at the last moment. If you do, we will see and hear it. It is neither respectful to us, nor to yourself. Be professional. Astronomy Presentation Topic Selection 1. The life cycle of a star. 2. Black holes. 3. White holes. 4. Wormholes. 5. The possibility of time travel. 6. The Solar System. 7. The Big Bang Theory. 8. The possibility of life in the Universe. 9. Black matter. 10.Astrobiology. 11.Astrophysics. Astronomy Presentation Topic Selection 1. The life cycle of a star. 2. Black holes. 3. White holes. 4. Wormholes. 5. The possibility of time travel. 6. The Solar System. 7. The Big Bang Theory. 8. The possibility of life in the Universe. 9. Black matter. 10.Astrobiology. 11.Astrophysics. Astronomy Presentation Topic Selection 1. The life cycle of a star. 2. Black holes. 3. White holes. 4. Wormholes. 5. The possibility of time travel. 6. The Solar System. 7. The Big Bang Theory. 8. The possibility of life in the Universe. 9. Black matter. 10.Astrobiology. 11.Astrophysics.