Intercultural competence discussion The ppt need 6 slides as a total.The requirement is on the file.I am an Asian people from China,and I also need present

Intercultural competence discussion The ppt need 6 slides as a total.The requirement is on the file.I am an Asian people from China,and I also need present this ppt, please help me write 1-2 pages presentation draft, based on the ppt. INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE: COMMON SIGNATURE ASSIGNMENTS
BACCALAUREATE LEARNING OUTCOMES:
6. Cultural Competence (BG 4): Students will: demonstrate an understanding of the complexity of cultures
and construction of knowledge; value diversity of thought; and reflect on the process of building
consensus based on shared understandings and goals.
RESEARCH POSTER –
Intercultural competence is the ability to develop targeted knowledge, skills and attitudes that
lead to visible behavior and communication that are both effective and appropriate in
intercultural interactions (Deardorff, 2006). Critical thinking and reflection become important
tools on the journey toward achieving Intercultural knowledge.
Research poster presentations have become extremely common venues that allow people to
present their ideas, information, research, products, services, etc. You will often experience a
poster session at a professional conference or a public information meeting.
The goal of a research poster is to share information and to add new depth and understanding to
the audience’s repertoire of knowledge of cultural competence.
1.
Choose a topic/issue relevant to the course theme that you would be interested in learning
through the perspective of two specific cultures, different from own.
2.
Each student will need at least four scholarly resources. Scholarly resources include books,
conference publications, academic journal articles, which are periodic publications. Students
are strongly encouraged to use the Wilson Library Open Search
Please use the link: https://library.laverne.edu/
3.
On your poster you will answer the following questions:
1.
a.
What do you understand to be important to the two cultures/ethnic groups which can
included Communication Styles, Cultural Values, Music, Government, Economy,
Spirituality, Traditions, Art, Family life?
b.
Research and discuss cultural differences within each culture studied to provide
a balanced view.
c.
In relation to the two cultures, you researched, articulate an understanding of
cultural differences, cultural rules and biases (values, beliefs, practices, shared
by that group), as well as the differences in rules, behaviors, communication
and biases, based on the cultural values of one’s own culture
Your Poster MUST include the following content (6 slides total):
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Project title (1 slide); Introduction/abstract of the topic, (the two specific cultures/ethnic groups
being compared);
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One Slide for each cultural/ethnic group (2 slides total);
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One slide (1 slide) highlighting the similarities and differences of the cultures/ethnic groups
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Discussions (1 slide): What did you find most interesting? What characteristics were most
similar to your own, which were least similar?
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A reference page in APA format (1 slide)
MAKING POSTERS WITH POWERPOINT
PowerPoint Slide Setup
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Your poster will be created on ONE slide
in PowerPoint.
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To create your ONE slide Select File, New
Presentation, Then change the layout to
Blank
To Set the Slide Dimensions
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For PowerPoint 2007 and PowerPoint 2010 for Windows:
Select the Design tab, then Page Setup. Select Custom from the “Slides sized for”
dropdown, enter desired size in inches.
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For PowerPoint 2008 for Mac:
Select File, then Page Setup. Select Custom from the “Slides sized for” dropdown,
enter desired size in inches.
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For PowerPoint 2011 for Mac:
Select the Themes tab, then Page Setup. Select Custom from the “Slides sized for”
dropdown, enter desired size in inches.
Poster Size
Poster sizes can range as follows:
1) 32X40 Horizontal
2) 36X48 Horizontal
Slide Design Tips
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Your poster should read from top left to
bottom right, like you are reading a page.
•
It’s important to maintain a good contrast
between the background color and the
text color. Consider using a light color
background and dark text.
•
A gradient color fill in the background, especially black, will print poorly. It will have
very thin visible lines that you will not see on your computer monitor.
•
The colors that you see on your computer monitor will not reproduce exactly the
same on a printed poster, as monitor color settings vary. You can expect that there
will be a color shift of 2 or 3 shades.
Graphics
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Images copied from the web are low resolution (72 dpi) images and are not proper
quality for inclusion in your poster.
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Limit image resolution to 150 dpi to ensure their ability to print.
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All graphics should be pictures (e.g. .tif, .gif for transparency, .jpg for nontransparent images) inserted directly into PowerPoint (NOT linked from another
program). The preferred image format for all inserted images is JPEG if you do not
need a transparent background.
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If you have graphs or charts from Excel to include in your poster, simply copy in
Excel and paste into PowerPoint.
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Do not enlarge images after they have been inserted into PowerPoint.
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To adjust an image and retain proportion, hold down the Shift key on your
keyboard and click and drag with your mouse on one of the corners in order to
scale it.
Text
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It is best to use a font that is cross-platform to ensure that your poster looks as you
have designed it. The fonts suggested here are all cross-platform and should be
found on most systems. If you use a downloaded font that is specific to one
environment (i.e. only Mac or only Windows), you must embed that font in your
PDF.
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The title should be approximately the entire width of the poster with the main text
broken into multiple columns, usually three or four depending on the size of the
poster. You may also want to use section headings within the columns at the start
of each section. (The available template is designed in this fashion.)
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Sans-serif fonts are the best for posters, particularly for the title, subtitle, and
headers.
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The most common fonts are Times New Roman and Arial. Other fonts include Arial
Black, Franklin Gothic Heavy, Tahoma, Trebuchet, Verdana, Garamond, Book
Antiqua, or Bookman Old Style, just to name a few. This is not an exhaustive list, just
a few examples.
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You will have to adjust the font size depending on the amount of text in your
poster and the style of font you choose. For readability, you should not use a font
size any smaller than 18 points.
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For consistency, it would be best to make all the headers the same size and use the
same font size throughout the poster for all body text.
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If your text is in a different file (e.g. in a Word document) be sure that it pastes into
a text box in PowerPoint so it can be more easily edited. To do this, use the Paste
Special command and choose Unformatted Text so that the text will become a
PowerPoint text box. If you just copy and paste, your text will be an imported word
processing object, which will not be as easy to edit in PowerPoint.
Section
Font Size
Title
72-120
Subtitle
48-80
Section Headers 36-72
Body Text
24-48

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