ORTESOL-UNESCO Project Directions
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This document provides directions for students to prepare a 4-minute presentation on a UNESCO World Heritage Site using PowerPoint. It instructs students to choose a topic, research the site, prepare a simple PowerPoint with pictures and no more than a few words per slide. Students are told to practice their presentation to ensure they can finish in the allotted time and to have backup methods to access their PowerPoint. The teacher will provide an outline to guide students and lead them through the project steps.
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