Write a reflection on the attached PowerPoint presentation entitled, Keep Junk Science Out Of The Courtroom.

Write a reflection on the attached PowerPoint presentation entitled, Keep Junk Science Out Of The Courtroom. The PowerPoint presentation was presented to my English class last week. The reflection memo should talk about what you think you did well and what you could have done better during your presentation by referring to actual feedback you have received from your classmates (please see feedback from my class in attachment). You can compose the reflection by answering the following questions:

1. What kind of information was missing (or needed more clarification) according to feedback from your
audience?
2. What kind of structure seemed to have worked well (or not) according to feedback?
3. Which explanation or argument in your presentation did seem to have worked as you intended (or
not) according to feedback from your audience?
4. How do you think you

Write a reflection on the attached PowerPoint presentation entitled, Keep Junk Science Out Of The Courtroom.
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