Section I: The Most Interesting Theory Exploring the first theory: Why is the theory the most interesting theory?

Define the theory in your own words

Discuss the specific aspects of the theory that are interesting and explain how/why these aspects are interesting

Explain how this theory can be seen in the real world today (provide specific examples ; they can be personal experiences or fictional scenarios)

How can this theory change the way people view the world (can include their own reflection and the way this theory has shifted/changed their worldview)

Section II: The Most Confusing Theory Exploring the second theory: Why is the theory the most confusing theory?

Define the theory in your own words (its alright if it is not correct since you will explore this later in this section).

Explain the specific aspects of the theory that are confusing and explain how/why these aspects are confusing (ex: is it too abstract, is too nuanced, is it difficult to think of a real word example, is it too broad, etc.)?

Provide some research that you did to clarify and understand the theory (examples/definitions from the reading, the slides, or the internet).

If someone was learning this theory, how would you describe this theory in a way that makes it more clear? (in other words; how would you incorporate your new understanding when breaking this down; this bullet point requires the student to re-define the theory and describe their new understanding.)