a) Create the second slide, your introduction, by clicking

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on the “new slide” option. New slides can usually also
be created by right-clicking your mouse, clicking on
tabs, and using drop-down options to access other
menus and tools.
b) Write your introduction text in the notes section below
the slide. This text will serve as the script for your
presentation.
c) Use your script as a basis to create bullet points on your
slide. This introduction slide will be used to engage your audience, introduce your topic, and
present your thesis statement, which is what you will convince your audience of by the end
of the presentation; more specifically, it will state how you think the donated money should
be spent for your school.
d) Add any media you feel will reinforce the information. Ask your teacher for guidance if you
need help finding appropriate media.
e) Remember to save your work as you go.

Answer 1

Sure, here’s how you can create a compelling introduction slide for your presentation:

Slide Title: Introduction

Bullet Points:

• Welcome and Engage

  • Greeting the audience.
  • Briefly introduce the importance of school funding.

• Topic Overview

  • Discuss the significance of donating money to schools.

• Thesis Statement

  • Propose the specific areas where you believe the donated funds should be allocated, such as:
    • Improving classroom resources
    • Enhancing extracurricular activities
    • Supporting mental health initiatives

• Call to Action

  • Encourage active participation and consideration of the proposed funding allocations.

Notes Section (Script for Presentation):

"Good [morning/afternoon], everyone! Thank you for joining me today. We all know that adequate funding plays a crucial role in the quality of education our students receive. Today, I want to talk about how donated money can significantly enhance our school environment and support our students’ needs.

I will discuss the areas where these funds could make the most impact, including improving classroom resources that can enrich the learning experience, enhancing extracurricular activities that provide students with well-rounded development, and prioritizing mental health initiatives that support our students' well-being.

By the end of this presentation, I hope to convince you that these areas are where we should focus our efforts when it comes to allocating donated funds to make a lasting difference in our school community. Let's ensure our students have the resources they need to thrive. Thank you for your attention!"

Media Suggestions:

• Images: Pictures of students engaging in classroom activities, using new technology, or participating in extracurricular programs.
• Graphs/Charts: Visualization of data showing the impact of funding on student performance or well-being.
• Videos: A short clip of a student testimonial regarding needs or benefits they’ve experienced from past funding.

Saving Your Work:

Make sure to save your presentation periodically to avoid losing your work. You can use Ctrl + S (Windows) or Command + S (Mac) as a shortcut to save.

Feel free to adjust any parts based on your specific arguments and preferences!