GLST 290
CASE STUDY NALYSIS SSIGNMENT A A INSTRUCTIONS
OVERVIEW
A case study is a great way to analyze a scenario that shows the issues that can be found in a
specific cross-cultural encounter, discuss the multiple rationales that inform the actions of the
different parties, and think through possible solutions. You will write a 2-page analysis of the
“What about our families?” Case Study using the course textbooks and the Bible as your sources.
INSTRUCTIONS
The analysis should include the following 3 sections :
1. Issues: Describe the main issues in the case study.
2. Rationales: Discuss the rationale (beliefs, values, and practices) that informs the actions
of each party involved in the conflict. Use at least 2 citations from the course textbooks
and the Bible to support your assertions about the elements that may impact the different
rationales.
3. Solution: Present one possible solution to an issue presented in the case study and support
the solution using at least 1 citation from the Bible or the course textbooks.
The assignment should be written a formal paper and should include the following elements: as
Length of Assignment: 2 pages of content
o In addition to the 2 pages, the paper should include a title page and bibliography.
Format of Assignment: Current Turabian formatting is required.
Number of Citations: minimum of 3 citations from the Bible and the course textbooks A
are required.
Acceptable Sources: course textbooks and the Bible; additional sources are not required
for this assignment.
*Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the SafeAssign plagiarism tool.
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CASE S :TUDY WHAT BOUT A OUR FAMILIES?
Aura Donaldson
Dear Friends,
It’s good to know you are praying for us and that we can reach out when we need help
processing various challenges. As you know, Mark and Sara, and Jim and I have been friends
since our university days. Little did we know we would one day be teammates on this project
that has changed our lives forever. After years of training and preparation, Marc and Jim trained
as linguists and Sara and I trained as medical doctors, we moved to a village in rural West
Africa. We were tasked with conducting literacy progra , translating the Bible into a Bibleless ms
