Presentations on Immigration to/and Emigration from Your Country (UPDATED--see bold print)

Next week we will have some very interesting presentations on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (classes will be separate).

Your topic is Immigration to and Emigration from your country. Please explain the reasons why people either leave your country or come to your country. Alternatively, you can discuss the EFFECTS that people immigrating or emigrating has on your country. Here are some questions to consider:

Do people leave for economic reasons? For educational reasons? For other reasons? Do they usually return home? Do people come to your country to work or to study? If so, who are these people? Do any of these people become citizens? How long do they stay in your country? What are some of the benefits of having immigrants in a country? What are some of the disadvantages?

Go to the following link to see the grading rubric for your upcoming presentation. You will see that there are basically 4 components to the presentation:

1. Content (30%)
2. Structure and organization (30%)
3. Delivery (30%) 
4. Powerpoint (10%) 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-rIza1967iVbWRFeVZuNThaUHc/view?usp=sharing

To satisfy the feedback requirement, you must meet with at least 2 of your classmates from either 6C or 6D BEFORE you give your presentation in front of the class. You can reserve one of the rooms with technology equipment in the library to do this, or you can practice elsewhere. It is the job of your "listeners" to fill out the feedback forms and give you tips to improve your presentation. They should check for spelling or grammar mistakes in your powerpoint.

It is also their job to inform you if you satisfy the time requirement. If your presentation is too long, you need to condense it; if your presentation is too short, you need to develop it more. You will turn in 2 feedback forms to me before you give your presentation.

The presentation should be 7-10 minutes.