Essay Hidden Agendas and the Social and Ideological Positions – Management Assignment Help

Assignment Task:

Task:

Analysis

2.1. Meta issues

You may want to provide a brief (1 or 2 sentence) explanation here of what you mean by ‘meta issues’. Hint: Meta issues relate to the content of the document, specifically concerning its hidden agendas and the social and ideological positions its content helps to promote or support. Under meta-issues you should consider:

· what kinds of ideas and values the document appears to be presenting to the reader and perhaps imposing on them

· what kinds of action the document appears to encourage as ‘normal’

· what the far-reaching effects of these actions could be

· whether encouraging these actions and their subsequent effects is appropriate in the context.

2.1.1. (Meta issue 1)

Discussion of meta issue 1 goes here.

Remember that when discussing each issue, the following critique ‘formula’ should be used:

1. What the element is and why it’s important (with a reference)

2. How it should be done (perhaps another reference)

3. How the document you’re critiquing got it ‘wrong’

4. How to fix it (end with recommendations)

Make sure that you include at least one reference for each discussion point/issue.

You may want to include graphics in your report to help your reader understand your content. I’ve provided some examples of these under ‘Micro issues’.

2.2. (Meta issue 2)

Discussion of meta issue 2 goes here (if you have one). Remember that when discussing each issue, the following critique ‘formula’ should be used:

1. What the element is and why it’s important (with a reference)

2. How it should be done (perhaps another reference)

3. How the document you’re critiquing got it ‘wrong’

4. How to fix it (end with recommendations)

Make sure that you include at least one reference for each discussion point/issue.

2.3. Macro issues

You may want to provide a brief (1 or 2 sentence) explanation here of what you mean by ‘macro issues’. Hint: Macro issues refer to problems in the document that are a problem because of the specific genre of document (e.g. report) or because of the topic.

2.3.1. (Macro issue 1)

Discussion of macro issue 1 goes here. Remember that when discussing each issue, the following critique ‘formula’ should be used:

1. What the element is and why it’s important (with a reference)

2. How it should be done (perhaps another reference)

3. How the document you’re critiquing got it ‘wrong’

4. How to fix it (end with recommendations)

Make sure that you include at least one reference for each discussion point/issue.

2.3.2. (Macro issue 2)

Discussion of macro issue 2 goes here.

2.3.3. (Macro issue 3)

Discussion of macro issue 3 goes here.

2.3.4. (Macro issue 4)

Discussion of macro issue 4 goes here, if you have a fourth macro issue. If not, just delete this section. If you have more macro issues to discuss, just add more headings.

2.4. Micro issues

You may want to provide a brief (1 or 2 sentence) explanation here of what you mean by ‘micro issues’. Hint: Micro issues refer to problems that would be a problem in any document, regardless of genre or topic, e.g. spelling and grammar.

2.4.1. (Micro issue 1)

Discussion of micro issue 1 goes here. Remember that when discussing each issue, the following critique ‘formula’ should be used:

1. What the element is and why it’s important (with a reference),

2. How it should be done (perhaps another reference),

3. How the document you’re critiquing got it ‘wrong’, and

4. How to fix it (end with recommendations).

Make sure that you include at least one reference for each discussion point/issue.