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[Virtual Presenter] Objective: Each group will select a theme and create a magazine section where each member writes at least one paragraph (minimum 8 sentences) on the selected theme. Project Steps and Timeline Week 1: Planning and Theme Selection Group Formation: Form groups of 5-7 students. Exchange contact information and decide on a group leader. Theme Selection: Brainstorm possible themes with your group (for example Travel Food Technology Culture Hobbies). Decide on a theme that interests everyone in the group. See the file Suggested Themes. Topic Assignment: Assign specific topics related to the theme to each group member. Ensure each topic is distinct and provides a different perspective on the theme. Week 2: Research and Writing Research: Each group member researches their assigned topic. Gather information from reliable sources (books articles websites) and take notes. Writing: Write a paragraph (minimum 8 sentences) about your topic. Ensure your paragraph is clear informative and engaging. Use the following structure (more details on page ?): Topic Sentence: Introduce the main idea. Supporting Sentences: Provide details examples and explanations. Concluding Sentence: Summarize the main point and connect it to the theme. First Draft: Share your paragraph with your group for initial feedback. Provide constructive feedback on each other's work. Weeks 3-4: Editing and Design Editing: Revise your paragraph based on group feedback. Check for grammar spelling punctuation and clarity. Group Compilation: Compile all paragraphs into one cohesive section. Ensure there is a logical flow between the paragraphs. Design: Design your section using digital tools (for example PowerPoint Presentation Word Doc Canva Adobe Spark). Include relevant images captions and a title for your section. Make sure the design is visually appealing and easy to read. Make any final edits before submitting the final drafts Weeks 12 & 13: Presentation and Reflection Group Presentation (10 Points) Prepare a brief presentation of your section. Each group member should present their part. Be creative in your presentation (for example role-playing visuals). Write a short reflection on your experience (for example what you learned challenges faced). Magazine Layout Here’s a detailed layout of suitable pages and content for the magazine. See sample 1 & sample 2 for more details. Cover Page Title: The name of the magazine or the theme of the issue. Subtitle: A brief description or tagline related to the theme. Images: Eye-catching visuals or graphics that relate to the theme. Date/Issue Number: The publication date or issue number. Contributors and Table of Contents Contributors: the names of the group members/ content writers Sections and Page Numbers: List the main sections with their corresponding page numbers for easy navigation. Design: Include visuals or icons to make the table of contents visually appealing. Welcome Note Introduction: A brief note introducing the magazine and its theme Purpose: Explain the aim of the magazine and what readers can expect. Feature paragraphs Paragraph Title: Each feature paragraph should have a clear and engaging title. Content: Well-written paragraphs on specific topics related to the theme with at least one paragraph per group member. Images: Relevant images or graphics to support and enhance the text. Bylines: Author name(s) for each paragraph. Contributor Bios (Optional) Bios: Short biographies of each contributor with their role or background. Photos: Optional photos of the contributors. Back Cover Design: Visual elements or graphics that complement the cover page. Thank You Note: “Thank you for reading! We look forward to bringing you more exciting content in our next issue.” Tips Consistency: Ensure consistent fonts colors and styles throughout the magazine. Visual Appeal: Use high-quality images and graphics to enhance the content. Proofreading: Check all content for clarity grammar and spelling errors. Keep It Simple: Focus on clear and concise content. Use Visuals: Incorporate images and graphics to make the magazine visually engaging. Collaborate:Work together to ensure a cohesive look and feel. Writing Guidelines 1. Paragraph Structure: Topic Sentence: Start with a clear statement of the main idea. Supporting Sentences: Provide details facts examples and explanations. Concluding Sentence: Summarize the paragraph and link it to the theme. 2. Sentence Requirements: Minimum 8 sentences per paragraph. Use a variety of sentence structures. Ensure each sentence adds value to the paragraph. 3. Language and Style: Use clear and simple language. Be concise and avoid unnecessary repetition. Use single and transition words to connect the sentences. 4. Editing Checklist: Check for grammatical errors. Ensure proper punctuation and capitalization. Maintain consistent tense and point of view. Verify the accuracy of facts and information. Make sure the paragraph flows logically. Plagiarism Guidelines 1. Understanding Plagiarism: Plagiarism is using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit. It includes copying text images or ideas from books articles websites or other students. 2. Avoiding Plagiarism: Always write in your own words. When using information from a source paraphrase it and cite (mention) the source. Use quotation marks for direct quotes and cite the source. Provide a list of references at the end of the magazine..