Flow of Presentation

CONCEPT PAPER AND POSITION PAPER

Concept Paper
 I. Presentation of title and its meaning
a. definition
b. type of project and mission
Concept Paper c. Questions and problem
d. What type/kind of help needed

II. Description
a. Explain why this proposal has been chosen
b. Describe the project and its target
beneficiaries
c. Vividly explain what do you plan to do
d. Explain the possible impact of this
 III. Goals and Objective

Concept Paper a. Explain what is the accomplishment to achieve

and its measurable and attainable
objective

b. In “tabular or graphic organizer” present the

timeline and approaches to be used

c. What is the expected outcome, how does this

project add new knowledge?
Presented reference
list in an APA format
Criteria for Concept Paper
1. Targeted the most problematic issue in the community and aims to aid it 35
(must have supported by statistics gathered)

2. Have chosen wisely the beneficiaries, cost effective and matches the practice 35
of the people in the community

3. Feasible, sustainable, creative and innovative 20

4. Have used English as a medium, with confidence and conviction while presenting 10
(followed the correct format and uses PPt on the presentation)

100
Position paper
Reminder: This is not meant to raise an argument and believing on one side, instead this is a way of explaining oneself to explore
possibilities and to persuade.
 I. Introduction

a. Give the background information of the topic

chosen
b. Describe the position/claim on the argument
Position Paper
II. Body

a. Raise three questions on the argument – this

will lead you to your claim
b. Pose three strengths, opposes weakness
(explain each)
c. Provide necessary evidences such as:
statistics, written journal, laws,
presidential decree, economical status,
religious beliefs, etc.
 III. Conclusion

Position Paper a. Strengthen your claim

b. Summarize your major points

c. Give a call-to-action / recommendation

Presented reference
list in an APA format
Criteria for Position paper
1. Timely and relevant topic, explains with conviction and uses English as a medium
(used English as a medium, used PPT to present, follows the correct format) 10

2. Presented a strong argument with valid data and references 30

3. Consistent with claim and imposes a call to action and recommendation 30

4. Considers audience one side perspective, persuade and not alienate 30

100