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Text Structures The objective of this activity is to experiment with different organizational patterns that you might put into use within sections of your proposal. "Trading Spaces" Our classroom space (or assume a generic classroom in one of the older academic buildings) is up for redesign! You get to turn it into the study space of your dreams. Your task today is to build out parts of a pitch to the NSU Provost's office for their support and funding. Your pitch will need a clear and memorable title to stand out from the stack. Write out FOUR of the following, with details. Each should have a clear subheading as well. Detail your milestones (dates and events) for renovation (chronological) Describe the space as it currently is (spatial) Describe the space as you'd like it to appear (spatial) Explain the student needs/wants you're fulfilling, starting with the most important (more important to less important) order of magnitude: most impactful change, widest-reaching, biggest scope, student body major individuals Compare two different options for one part of the setup (compare-contrast) Discuss the intended outcome of the renovation (cause-effect) Break down the different types of equipment/furniture/stuff you'll put in the space (classification) Explain a potential roadblock to your plan and how to address it (problem-solution) Writing Definitions, Descriptions, and Instructions The objective of this activity is to practice writing descriptions and definitions, which you will definitely use in the proposal, and instructions, which you might use in the proposal. Scenario You are the inventor of a new product or service. You decide what it is. (If you're stuck, pull an object out of your backpack and develop a new use for it.) Some creative liberties are allowed, but don't go too wild. You also decide the target audience based on your product/service. You've been asked by your company's marketing team to assemble some information for them to adapt into advertising materials. They've requested: *Sentence definitions for the parts of your product (think about car parts such as brakes, steering wheel, etc.). *Description of appearance and key features (object description). *Basic operating instructions (think about instructions and process description). Draft these elements and share them. Note that images/photos may be incorporated into the instructions