WQTRyanne

toc =G.R.A.S.P.S= = = ( Feel free to copy and paste what you have on your wiki page for Dr. Grace.)
 * Goal || Create a fully developed story that demonstrates understanding for narrative writing to present at your job interview. ||
 * Role || You will be being interviewed for a position at the Boston Globe, a job that you have been working towards career wise. ||
 * Audience || The parent company of the Boston Globe, The New York Times Company C.E.O Janet L. Robinson and a board of hiring executives. ||
 * Setting || You have been invited for an interview at the Boston Globe, and must bring a narrative story modernized by a Type II technology to prove your up to date skills in journalism. ||
 * Presentation || Turn your fully developed narrative piece of writing into a digital story using a Type II technology. You will present this product for evaluation, and possibly a job offer! ||
 * Standards || Your Presentation standards are Preparedness, Enthusiasm, Attire, Content, Introduction to Product, and Peer Evaluation. The standards for your Product are Awareness of Audience, Images, Economy, Following the Written Narrative, Interest Level, and Creative Elements. ||

=Introduction= How long have you been waiting for your opportunity for your dream job? How long did you spend in school studying writing skills, book after book, and being prepared by teacher after teacher for the real world and a real job? It's about to pay off! You've finally got your opportunity to prove yourself and to use your strong education for something ACTUALLY important! Are you ready to finally put all those hours of classwork to good use? =Task= The Boston Globe has finally published their job openings in the paper, and to your surprise, your dream job is finally advertised! You have submitted your application promptly and received a phone call that set up a formal interview. The interviewers have requested that you bring a digital form of a piece of narrative writing to show your modernized skills in journalism.This presentation will be given in front of the C.E.O. of the Boston Globe's parent company, The New York Times Company: Janet L. Robinson! She will be accompanied by a board of hiring executives analyzing your work. These are the people you are striving to impress to have the opportunity to work for their company. Give them your best effort and they will give you the job!

=Conclusion= Sell yourself and your work! You want to make sure you land this job, (you really are running low on grocery money, aside from this being your actual dream job), all you have to do is prove your abilities in narrative writing in a modern fashion! You can do this, you can get this job, have your dream life, and even have enough money to eat next week! Impress Janet and her executives with your expression of your advanced narrative writing skills! Good Luck!