This document outlines the sections and content for a research project presentation, including an introduction, research questions, related careers, high school and college plans, community service experience, prior job experience, and citations. The presentation covers facts and statistics on the research topic and research questions. It also describes career options associated with the research topic as well as the presenter's high school and college choices, community service, and past work experience.

1. Title page
(put the title of your
research project/big
research question)
Your Name
Block
Date

2. Introduction
Definition:
Quote:
Statistic:

3. Research Question 1
List facts and statistics from
your outline
Use more than one slide as
needed

4. Research question 2
List facts and statistics from
outline
Use additional slides as
needed.

5. Research Question 3
List facts and statistics from
your outline
Use more than one slide as
needed

6. Research Question 4
List facts and statistics from
outline
Remember to add relevant
pictures, charts and graphs
Use additional slides as
needed

7. Research question 5
List facts and statistics from
your outline
Use more than one slide as
needed

8. Career
Describe your career
associated with your research
topic.
-salary
-trends
-advancement
Related careers

9. High School Career
academies
What high school will you go
to?
What career academy did you
research?
Why did you pick this career
academy?

10. College (put the name of
the college you chose for
your college paragraph)
Where is it located?
What is the tuition?
What are the program
requirements?
Other information you may want to
include, such as the school’s mascot

11. Community Service
What community service have
you done (use the community
service information you wrote
down in class)?
Why did you do it?

12. Prior Job Experience (name
jobs you could have done)
Put the jobs here
Example:
Babysitting
Giant
Pizza Hut
Accomplishments/awards:
Honor roll, athletic award

13. Citing
Put any new citing information
- for example: charts or
pictures (this is something other
than what you have already
cited on your research citing
page)