Faculty will be available to consult with students about developing the presentations. Your presentations should reflect your careful preparation in both their content and their organization. The quality of the presentation is as important as its content. Presenters should use the chalkboard, overheads, or handouts to present important concepts. Presenters should strive to make the presentation interesting and compelling enough to hold the class's attention.
Creativity is encouraged.
Within your groups, you may divide the work load as you see fit. However, be sure that your week's worth of presentations form a coherent whole. Ideally, part of the first presentation should include an outline of the major topics that will be covered. Also, whenever relevant, presenters should point out connections between the topics as they are being presented, so Friday's presentation should refer to related issues from earlier in the week. In short, your four presentations should be as integrated as possible, which will require that your entire group work together.