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I am to choose an area of interest in exercise physiology to research and learn more about in the area of exercise physiology. This topic can not have been (or will be) covered in class. After choosing a topic and having it approved by my professor, i will need to prepare a PowerPoint presentation that will effectively teach your classmates about your chosen subject. The presentation will be posted to facilitate a critical discussion with my peers about the topic. In addition, you will participate in critiquing/discussing the presentation of your classmates. Projects complete on non-approved topics and/or groups more than 4 will receive a zero (0) for the assignment.The presentation:Your presentation needs to follow a logical progression (i.e., introduction, body, and conclusion). Additionally, it is to be organized and written with clarity – the viewer should be able to progress through the presentation in a ‘self-guided manner without becoming overwhelmed or confused. That is not to say that you should create a collection of simple bullet points (do not do that). Your presentation should be stimulating, as well as informative. It is important to keep in mind that this is a junior/senior-level class, and your work should reflect that fact. A good rule of thumb is that “if you cannot distinguish a difference between your work and lower-level work, then most likely, you are still doing lower-level work.” The sources/references: You must use multiple, reputable sources. If you choose a topic from a textbook, you must supplement your presentation with additional information from other sources. In other words, your presentation should not merely be a summary of the content found in one book. You must provide additional, unique information. You must utilize information from at least 5 reputable sources, and no more than half of your presentation can come from any one source. When discussing a source, you must put the citation in the lower right corner of the PowerPoint slide.Special Notes: The Internet: Be very careful about your use of the Internet as a source of material. Largely, information on ‘popular’ websites (e.g., Dr. Oz, Livestrong, WebMD, etc.) has not been professionally scrutinized by a peer or blind review. Therefore, they are not generally considered appropriate or viable resources for academic research. However, some websites provide suitable research material. This is what PubMed does, and I highly recommend using PubMed Central to locate relevant journal articles to support your research. PubMed Central is an archive of free, full-text research journal articles. Additionally, SAU’s Magale Library provides on-line access to multiple research databases.Submitting work that has been utilized in other classes is not acceptable. Proof-read your presentation – double-check your spelling and grammar. I have posted a former student’s presentation that you can use as a model. This presentation has 35 slides, 28 of which contain information.am to do an exercise physiology research project over a topic approved by my professor.