STANDING ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS

 After reading some of pasterpieces, I noticed some presentations were pretty simple, but they got the point across quickly and in a way everyone could understand. Like when I was in jr high and we had to make presentations about something, my teachers would be very strict about putting enough details in every slide. Then sometimes when we had to present them, I would forget what the topic was about. 

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 What I am planning to do is making a powerpoint on how to maintain your teeth healthy. I'll give like what steps you should be doing everyday, which products are the best to use and what materials in products are bad. Zoe also recommend to explain what foods or drinks are bad for your teeth. That also gave me an idea of like bad habits that maybe you're doing everyday that are damaging your teeth. 

YEAH, I KNOW

 I think I will assess based on what they saw in my presentation and I was also thinking about giving a little more detail when I present to see if they were paying attention to what I said. But I will try to repeat those details throughout the presentation.

CURRENCY FOR PAYING ATTENTION

Cognitive Dissonance is a state of holding two thoughts or beliefs that contradict each other. One example is when you know lying is bad, but you just lied.