POLI330N Week 7: Multimedia Presentation Assignment Part III

Description

POLI330N Week 7: Multimedia Presentation Assignment Part III

Instructions

Multimedia Presentation Assignment: Presenting Your Recommendations (250 points):

Using the information from your Week 5 Policymaking Charting Assignments and Week 6 Change Agent assignment, create an eight-slide multimedia presentation. You may use this multimedia template.

You can create your multimedia presentation using any of the following formats: (PowerPoint, Kaltura, PDF, MS Word, Google Slides, Canva slides, SlidesGo). Here are several helpful resources to help you create a multimedia presentation to assist you with the technological aspects of the assignment:

• KalturaLinks to an external site.
• PowerPointLinks to an external site.
• CanvaLinks to an external site.
• Google SlidesLinks to an external site.
• SlidesGoLinks to an external site.

The multimedia presentation should be eight slides total in length (including your title slide and references slide):

• Slide 1: The title slide should include the name of the policy, your name, university name, date, course name, and professor name.
• Slide 2: Please provide a brief background of the policy you have chosen.
• Slide 3: Talk about why you feel the policy is important and its significance.
• Slide 4: Address how the policy impacts individuals locally, domestically, or internationally (these can be both positive and negative impacts).
• Slide 5. Talk about your thoughts and ideas on how the policy could be improved.
• Slide 6: Make a recommendation and advocate for why change is needed.
• Slide 7: Include relevant evidence. This can be: image(s), data, statistics, trends, video links, articles/reports, or any other evidence you uncovered.
• Slide 8: Provide a reference slide with two to three sources. All material within the course room can be cited and referenced as needed.

Writing Requirements

• Eight multimedia slides using a multimedia presentation mode of your choice. Please see the provided multimedia template Download multimedia templateOpen this document with ReadSpeaker docReader.
• Integrate 2-3 relevant sources. All material within the course room can be cited and referenced as needed.
• Please be sure title and reference slides are included.
• Follow appropriate APA citation guidelines. Here are two excellent resources: Crediting Sources Made SimpleLinks to an external site. and the Writing CenterLinks to an external site..

Optional Resources

Please review the following optional scholarly articles (sorted by topic).

NOTE: You will need to log in to the Chamberlain Library before accessing these resources.

Chamberlain Library Research

You are also encouraged to do additional research if you do not find what you are looking for in the resources above. The Chamberlain Library hosts many article databases. For more information about using the Chamberlain Library, view these guides:

• Search Popular Political Science DatabasesLinks to an external site.
• How to Do Library ResearchLinks to an external site.

Additional Resources and Websites

• The 50 State Constitutions: https://50constitutions.org/Links to an external site.
• Pew Research Center: https://www.pewresearch.org/publicationsLinks to an external site.
• Bill of Rights: https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/bill-of-rights-transcriptLinks to an external site.
• United Nations Newsroom: https://news.un.org/enLinks to an external site.
• The World Health Organization: https://www.who.int/Links to an external site.
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: https://www.cdc.gov/index.htmlLinks to an external site.

Technical Resources for This Activity

Here are some helpful resources from the General Education Resource Center to assist you with the technological aspects of the assignment:

• KalturaLinks to an external site.
• PowerPointLinks to an external site.

SOLUTION:

Slide 2: Background of the Policy

Medicaid was established in 1965 as part of the Social Security Act to provide healthcare for low-income individuals, families, pregnant women, elderly adults, and people with disabilities. Despite this, many low-income adults remained ineligible because coverage was tied to categorical qualifications. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 sought to address these gaps by expanding Medicaid eligibility to individuals earning up to 138% of the federal poverty level. However, the 2012 Supreme Court decision in NFIB v. Sebelius made expansion optional for states, creating disparities across the country (Kaiser Family Foundation [KFF], 2023).…………………………..Get a full sample solution at $ 9.9