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    This document provides instructions for a student to find style models by answering questions about their media consumption habits and interests in order to select 5 style models of approximately 750 words each across a variety of forms and subjects for an upcoming lesson. The student is asked to consider 3 categories for their style models: the power of information, the power of persuasion, and the power of storytelling.

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    This document provides instructions for a student to find style models by answering questions about their media consumption habits and interests in order to select 5 style models of approximately 750 words each across a variety of forms and subjects for an upcoming lesson. The student is asked to consider 3 categories for their style models: the power of information, the power of persuasion, and the power of storytelling.

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    This document provides instructions for a student to find style models by answering questions about their media consumption habits and interests in order to select 5 style models of approximately 750 words each across a variety of forms and subjects for an upcoming lesson. The student is asked to consider 3 categories for their style models: the power of information, the power of persuasion, and the power of storytelling.

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    First job – and this week’s prep - is to find some possible style models.

    Answer these questions:

    What do you usually read: Which media sources do you Which topics and issues are you
    magazines, blogs, forums, regularly listen to or watch? always interested in: music
    websites, books, newspapers)? sport, fashion, gaming, politics.
    If someone sent you a link to an
    article about something, that you
    would click on to open up, what
    would it be about?

    What do you do in your spare What interesting experiences


    time? have you had?

    Prep
    The exam board suggest that you
    Find five possible style models, of about 750 words each.
    narrow your search down to
    Look for a variety of forms and subjects.
    three categories:
    Find something that interests you.
    Print them out and bring them to the lesson next week. The power of information
    The power of persuasion
    The power of storytelling

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