Your 5- to 10-slide presentation should explain your chosen text on a literal level and provide a brief discussion of your analysis. The last slide in your presentation should be a learning activity

This week, you will submit a PowerPoint presentation based on your Analytical Paper. Your 5- to 10-slide presentation should explain your chosen text on a literal level and provide a brief discussion of your analysis. The last slide in your presentation should be a learning activity or tool for those viewing your presentation. The goal of the last slide is to guide others in the right direction so that they can develop greater insights about your text and its implications. Be creative! How can you teach others what you have learned? Ideas for engaging learning activities include: ● Design a scavenger hunt; audience members must find examples in the text to confirm or challenge your conclusions ● Create a checklist that others can use as they read the assigned text ● Create an infographic or poster that presents your analysis at a glance ● Provide instructions for a debate See the rubric for specific grading criteria