Write a formal response to questions posed on this module’s required course materials (see file link at the end of this page). Use a formal writing style in which you pay attention to accuracy of writing and logical presentation of ideas and arguments. Write a paragraph response to each question that addresses each of the numerical and alphabetized sub-questions guiding you through the commenting on the required content of your response. Submit by 23:59 PST on the last day of this module.
To be successful in this assignment, you need to demonstrate the following for Section A of each question
In a short paragraph, analyze and think critically about any ideas related to your selected quote(s). (MO1, MO3) Section B of each question.
Comment on those ideas by arguing and rationalizing (giving support for) your view of these ideas. (MO1, MO3)
To be successful in this assignment, you need to demonstrate the following for Section C of each question
In a short paragraph, apply ideas to different settings, particularly in self-reflecting on your own experiences. These will sometimes relate specifically to leadership, and other times to broader life experiences. Leadership is considered in a much broader sense than having an official title or position and pertains to any leadership occurring within ones day-to-day life experiences. (MO2, MO3)
Examine applications systematically, analyzing any processes involved. (MO2, MO3)
Conclude logical extrapolations from any evidence/details in your application of ideas you are discussing. (MO2, MO3)
M2 Materials:
Mandela, N. (2013). Long Walk to Freedom. Little Brown and Company. Part 2 & 3. (Other full editions are acceptable, abridged editions are not acceptable). Students using digital/audio books should cite place makers or obtain hard copies as well for citing pages.
Attenborough, R. (Director). (1982). Gandhi [Film]. Columbia Pictures.
Submission:
