The document describes a communications class assignment where student groups must analyze the film "Remember the Titans". Each group is instructed to brainstorm 3 big ideas addressed in the film and prepare a presentation analyzing those ideas. The presentation outline template provided requires the group to introduce their topic and thesis, present on each of the 3 big ideas with examples, and conclude by summarizing and emphasizing the importance of their findings.
The document describes a communications class assignment where student groups must analyze the film "Remember the Titans". Each group is instructed to brainstorm 3 big ideas addressed in the film and prepare a presentation analyzing those ideas. The presentation outline template provided requires the group to introduce their topic and thesis, present on each of the 3 big ideas with examples, and conclude by summarizing and emphasizing the importance of their findings.
The document describes a communications class assignment where student groups must analyze the film "Remember the Titans". Each group is instructed to brainstorm 3 big ideas addressed in the film and prepare a presentation analyzing those ideas. The presentation outline template provided requires the group to introduce their topic and thesis, present on each of the 3 big ideas with examples, and conclude by summarizing and emphasizing the importance of their findings.
The document describes a communications class assignment where student groups must analyze the film "Remember the Titans". Each group is instructed to brainstorm 3 big ideas addressed in the film and prepare a presentation analyzing those ideas. The presentation outline template provided requires the group to introduce their topic and thesis, present on each of the 3 big ideas with examples, and conclude by summarizing and emphasizing the importance of their findings.
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You are in a communications class in college, and your group has been assigned the task of watching the
film Remember the Titans,
and then preparing a presentation that provides an analysis of the film. Each group should begin by brainstorming a list of big ideas that the film addresses. For example, your group might choose 3 characters and analyze how these characters broke down barriers, or you could choose to focus your presentation on the major life lessons that were explored throughout the movie. There are a variety options…be creative with your choices.
Some important characteristics of a group presentation:
Projection (can we hear you?) Vocal variety/enthusiasm Eye Contact (entire audience) Summary (internal summary) Final thoughts/importance of findings Introductions Purpose/thesis Preview (Summary of presentation in the introduction Attention getter Developed content (time 1-3 minutes each student and 3+ “big ideas” in each part, II, III, and IV of the body) Transitions Circle Back Minimal verbalized pauses No gum, candy, food, etc. Attire (professional) Q & A and discussion Preparedness Visual Aid Notecards OUTLINE TEMPLATE I. Student #1 (Introduction) (in any order…be creative) 1-3 minutes Introduction of self and group Hello everyone and thank you for being here. (3 second pause) My name is (Blank) and these people are (People in the groups name). Acknowledge audience Hello everyone and thank you for being here. Attention getter Today we will be talking about the film “Remember the Titans” one of the most revolutionary moments in the history of American sports. Thesis statement This movie teaches us many life lessons main one being there is no difference among people and their races.
Preview (a mini outline of main ideas of presentation)
The people and relationships, as well as the way the town grows and continues to be more and more accepting of the other race Transition using name of student following Now Dalton will be presenting our first point Coach boone
II. Student #2 Preview of BIG IDEA 1 (topic sentence) 1-3 minutes
Coach boone was a monumental asset to the team and building Example 1: Coach boone taking the boys to camp and forcing each player to sit next to eachother and room. Example 2: Graveyard scene talking about the history. Connection to thesis and big idea Transition using name of student following: Coach Boone was a monumental asset to the team and a benefactor to building the relationships amongst the football team including Julius and Gary III. Student #3 Preview of BIG IDEA 2 (topic sentence) 1-3 minutes Example 1 The relationship between Gary and Julius Example 2 How the two little girls are opposites of their stereotypes and still manage to get along Connection to thesis and big idea Shows regardless of race that someone can find companionship anywhere Transition using name of student following Now Adler will be giving our third and final point
IV. Student # 4 PREVIEW OF BIG IDEA 3 (topic sentence)
Example 1 The parents and their willingness to change their views and open their hearts Example 2 The school as they accept their classmates and examples of the coaches and students alike going through the change Connection to thesis and big idea This shows how there is genuinely no difference in the minds and hearts of people with different skin colors Transition using name of student following Now Aidan will be presenting the conclusion
V. Student #5 (Conclusion) 1-3 minutes
Circle Back to intro (reference the introduction) With the movies seamless ability to be able to tell the story of a team that could get through all of the hardships and become greater than they could have ever hoped. They helped a town see what they should’ve so long before Basic summary of II, III and IV. In the previous pieces we had talked about how relationships, teams, towns, people, and places could grow to such an extent that it became extremely well known for it Acknowledge audience and make connection of film to audience This shows how you all could take a stand and show what It is to be equal and treat your fellow man, or women what it truly means to be human Final thoughts/importance of findings We find its not the information we are given, but what we do with that information we have. As it could blossom or cras