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This document outlines the components of a comparative analysis project, including an introduction, problem statement, literature review, theoretical framework, objectives, hypothesis, methodology, implementation plan, results, conclusion, and recommendations. The project will involve researching and comparing two contrasting belief systems, presenting their core tenets, practices, and historical development.

PORTFOLIO
MAKING
Work Immersion / Culminating Activity

• Hone you creative writing skills.
• Learn about the world’s religions and belief systems.
• Understand various disciplines in the social sciences.
• Sharpen your logical and analytical skills.
• Develop your communication skills.
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WHAT YOU WILL GAIN FROM THE HUMSS
STRAND:

• Creative Writing
• World Religions & Belief Systems
• Social Sciences
• Logical & Analytical Skills
• Communication Skills
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AREAS WHERE YOU WILL BE
IMMERSED:

• Cartolina
• Colored Paper / Construction
Paper
• Bond Paper
• Coloring Materials
• Scissors
• Glue / Paste Larana University | 2024
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MATERIALS TO PREPARE:

Research two
contrasting belief
systems and create a
presentation comparing
their core tenets,
practices, and historical
development.

OVERVIEW
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• Introduction
• Problem
• Literary Review
• Theoretical
• Objectives
• Hypothesis
• Methodology
• Implementation
• Result
• Conclusion
• Recommendation
• Thank You
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INTRODUCTION
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PROBLEM
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First Problem
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Second Problem
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LITERARY REVIEW
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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
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Overview
Proponents
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OBJECTIVES
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Objective 1
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HYPOTHESIS
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METHODOLOGY
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Qualitative Method
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Quantitative Method
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IMPLEMENTATION
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RESULT
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CONCLUSION
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Recommendation 1
Recommendation 2
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THANK YOU
Presented By : Adeline Palmerston
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