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Assignment: Music Population and Language from Mexico & Brazil Presentation
A. Create and lay out a slide presentation (e.g. using PowerPoint, Google Slides, etc.) with the following required slides/sections.
B. Include a "rough draft" of content on each slide/section. It doesn't have to be perfect at this point, but you should have some information on each of these slides/sections. Information on individual slides will ultimately be formatted as a bullet point list. Slides should also include pertinent pictures/graphics.
C. Include "presenter notes" for each slide. Again, this does not have to be perfect at this point but put at least 100 words in each slide's presented notes area so your peers have something to read/review.
D. Peer review each other's work. Give CONSTRUCTIVE feedback (constructive meaning helpful and useful, not just "this looks bad" or "do more") and be professionally polite with each other. The point is to improve each other's work and lift each other up.
Presentation Structure
The following list details the structure of your presentation (slide headers and slide content). Some slides will have more information than others; in this case, break up "heavy" slides into multiple slides (e.g. "Geography Part 1", "Geography Part 2"):
1) Title Slide
a) Title slide with your name and topic
2) Geography
a) Geographic location, topography, climate of the country/region
3) Government
a) Type of government; any large historical shifts in government
4) Population & Language
a) Size of population and language(s) spoken
5) Religion & Spirituality
a) Organized religion(s), if any, and common religious or spiritual practices/rituals
6) Education
a) Educational system, including music education
7) Music & Dance
a) Traditional music and dance in rituals and/or ceremonies
b) Instrument types and uses including unique playing techniques
c) Culture and society pertaining to music
8) Additional Information
a) Other unique points of interest.
9) Sources
a) Include the sources you've already determined earlier in this course.
b) Provide an updated list of sources used; any new source must be described and justified.