1. Examine the picture carefully and do a critical analysis of it, making sure that it covers the following elements:
  2. a) Define what a world view is, and describe the prevalent Canadian world view.
  3. b) Explain how the photo relates to the prevalent Canadian world view.
  4. c) Discuss the hidden meaning in the photo using at least two of the following perspectives: political, cultural, economic, and/or social.
  5. d) Explain how the message in the photo can be understood as both true and false, and by whom.
  6. e) Describe how the photo could be adapted to better represent the Canadian experience.
  7. Using Microsoft Word and an 11-point Arial font, write a 1,200-word (±20%) article, in essay style. Start by creating a complete outline which you will subsequently develop into an essay containing an introduction, a body, and a conclusion. You may use material from all modules, and you must use the appropriate terminology and concepts to justify your interpretation.
  8. Refer to at least three readings and one video to support your position. Be sure to properly cite all the sources you use and include a reference page at the end of your essay (this is not part of your word-count).
  9. Revise and correct your work, and document your revision process in the Revision Strategies table.