I have to do a project on 1984 soon and i did not pay attention to any of it. Any help/advice is appriciated.

- After reading the novel, students will complete one of the following projects. These project choices allow students to use their creativity to explain the themes and symbols found in the book. Both projects include a short oral presentation.

- Infographic: Using Canva or PowerPoint, choose an infographic layout and use it to create a graphic that shows the five themes and the five symbols of the book. The use of pictures and words will help you convey what you learned. Minimum 6 slides.

- Collage: Using a large piece of poster board, show the five themes and five symbols by use of pictures and words. No background may show.

- An oral presentation of 3 to 5 minutes will accompany your visual, allowing you an opportunity to explain what you learned from the book.

  • One of the biggest warnings in 1984 is what happens when people stop thinking for themselves.
    If you avoid the assignment or rely on someone else to do it, you give up control of your own mind.
    Doing the work yourself is the opposite of being controlled - it’s reclaiming your independence.

    Good luck with your assignment.

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  • Ah, lazy, blissful ignorance and unbelievable irony.

    Read the damn book.

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  • OK here's your advice---CRACK THAT BOOK AND GET YOUR NOSE IN IT, YOU.

    I read 1984 100% on my own over the summer when I was 16.

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  • Ignorance is not strength. Read the book and do your homework to understand why Ignorance is Strength.

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  • I find it weird how the question is insisting that there are specifically 5 themes and even weirder 5 symbols. Like its a list of 5 specific answers someone would be able to get from the book and then draw a line at 6.

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