University of Phoenix Material Working in Diverse Groups do a 1 0- to 1 5-slide Microsoft PowerPoint presentation that allows you to showcase your

University of Phoenix Material                      

Working in Diverse Groups

do a 1 0- to 1 5-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that allows you to showcase your knowledge about working in diverse groups to a potential employer.

Make sure to read the information in Chapter 9 of P.O.W.E.R. Learning and Your Life. (Hint: The Connect Activities in the recommended section of this week can also help you to learn more.)

A further review of Chapter 1 and Chapter 8 will help you to recall what you discovered about your learning style and how to solve problems.

Here is a guideline for developing your presentation:

1. The first slide should be a title slide for the presentation.
2. An introduction slide should come after the title slide. This slide should allow you to introduce the topics you will be discussing.
3. For the next two to three slides, discuss what topics from Weeks 1 through 3 that might help you when working in diverse groups. For example, you could talk about learning styles, and how that might impact your work in a group or work assignment versus in an individual assignment. (Tip: Think about information that was covered in Week 2 when covering this portion.)
4. For your next two to three slides, explain how developing cultural competence can be useful to you when working with others in school? How can it be advantageous in the workplace? What two or three strategies can you use to become more culturally competent? (Tip: Refer to the section, "Developing Cultural Competence" in Chapter 9.)
5. For your next two to three slides, explain what your course text says about diversity, and how that plays a role in building relationships? (Tip: Refer to the section, "Building Lasting Relationships in Chapter 9.)
6. After the body of the presentation, you will need to develop a conclusion slide. This should wrap up yourpresentation, so that your audience (a potential interviewer in this case) will be reminded of your key points.

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In the meantime, here are some tips:

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