Design the presentation for the class that is appropriate to their age level, and with sensitivity to cultural diversity

You have been invited to make a presentation on the THE PROFESSION OF SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE to a group of children in the 6th grade who are studying health careers. You want to support the notion that it’s OK and “normal” to need help and social workers, as other helping professionals have the value, knowledge, and skills to help. You also want to address any myths related to “asking for help for social and psychological problems” (e.g., only crazy people or people “on welfare” need social workers).

Design the presentation for the class that is appropriate to their age level, and with sensitivity to cultural diversity. Create the presentation as a recorded PowerPoint (usually 5–7 slides) that is recorded by using one of the tools listed below. You can design a game, use pictures with narratives, describe a case with concrete examples, write or use a poem, story, song or play, or create another engaging activity. Remember to respond to the specific developmental age and needs of the children. Creativity and enjoyment are encouraged. You are graded on conciseness, creativity, age-appropriateness and accuracy to the professional values, knowledge and skills.

An easy and effective way to make such a presentation is to follow these steps:

Create a PowerPoint presentation.
For the audio, create a narrated screen capture using one of the tools below (a recorded video) of your Powerpoint presentation. (Do not use the voice over function within PowerPoint rather the presentation should be a video recording).
Upload you video presentation to the discussion thread.