General Instructions
Topics:
- Hinduism,Buddhism, Jainism, Taoism
- Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Islam
- Confucianism, Legalism
• Work by twos.
• Presentation: 10–15 minutes.
• Submit outline (1–2 pages) with bibliography (min. 3 credible
sources).
3.
Required Content
1. Introduction
2.Origin and Founder
3. Sacred Texts and Writings
4. Core Beliefs and Teachings
5. Practices and Rituals
6. Symbols and Icons
7. Influence on Asian Culture
8. Present Status
9. Conclusion
4.
Presentation Format
• VisualAid: PowerPoint, Poster, or Infographic (required)
• Time Limit: 10–15 minutes per topic
• Interactive Component: 1 question for the class
• Creative Component: Students can include a short skit, chant,
or symbolism interpretation.
5.
Tips for aGood Report
✔ Speak clearly and confidently
✔ Avoid reading directly from slides
✔ Use images, maps, charts
✔ Ensure accuracy and simplicity
#3 Make sure your presentation includes the following points:
Introduction
Brief overview of the belief/religion.
Importance or relevance in Asian history and culture.
Origin and Founder
Where and when did it start?
Who founded it (if applicable)?
Sacred Texts and Writings
Main scriptures or philosophical works.
Core Beliefs and Teachings
Key principles, doctrines, or philosophies.
Practices and Rituals
Common practices, festivals, and traditions.
Symbols and Icons
Main symbols and their meanings.
Influence on Asian Culture
How it shaped society, politics, art, and traditions.
Present Status
Countries where it is practiced today.
Estimated number of followers (if applicable).
Conclusion
Summary of key points.
Reflection: Why is it significant in understanding Asian culture?