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toc //(NOTE: After you add your information to this page, delete the instructions in parenthesis, including this note, so that all that's left is the 4 headers and your information.)// =G.R.A.S.P.S= = = ( Feel free to copy and paste what you have on your wiki page for Dr. Grace for the GRASPS portion.) Product: I am looking for creativity, completion, comprehension, organization, proof of effort, and content. || =Understanding(s)= Students will understand that literary texts connect ideas, arguments, and different perspectives; a variety of strategies can be used to comprehend, analyze, interpret, evaluate, and appreciate literary texts; a variety of strategies can be used to comprehend essential ideas and arguments, //and// interpret and analyze literary texts. =Introduction= Perennial Classics publishing company needs a new book cover for Aldous Huxley's //Brave New World//. As it is now, it isn't catching enough people's attention. They might have to stop printing it if people don't buy it. =Task= In addition to needing to print a new book cover, the editors of Perennial Classics want to start publishing //Brave New World// online for the convenience of the customers! In order to get a wide selection for their next prints, Perennial Classics is holding a contest for book cover artists. They want the major theme or themes of //Brave New World// to be portrayed on the cover in order to intrigue people because the most recent cover displays mannequins. For the winner of the competition they are offering a $1000 prize and a free round trip to New York, New York to see the first batch of printed books with the winner's cover on them! Try to win the contest! Feel free to relate the theme to your personal life if you see a connection! =Conclusion= Now that you have completed a book cover, congratulate yourself! Aldous Huxley appreciates your submission. You have learned about the relevancy of theme in the real world and you caught the interest of other people when you illustrated a major theme of //Brave New World.//
 * Goal || The goal is to create a book cover displaying a major theme of //Brave New World// in order to win a $1000 prize and a free round trip to New York City, New York. ||
 * Role || The role of the participants is that of a book cover artist competing for the prize. ||
 * Audience || The audience of the book cover and persuasive presentation are the editors of Perennial Classics publishing company and Aldous Huxley, the writer of //Brave New World//. ||
 * Setting || The situation is to try to portray one of the major themes of the book //Brave New World//. Unfortunately, there will be limited research on the author of the book because the ideas for the book cover must come from the artists and not the author. ||
 * Presentation || The product is a book cover in the format of a Glog so that the publishing company can use it for e-books to the full potential of Glogster, because it will be catchier. As an artist, the participants will give an oral persuasive presentation of any medium explaining why their product is the best and should win the prize. ||
 * Standards || Presentation: was it...engaging, enthuiastic, clear, on topic, prepared, and was the presenter properly attired?