CHE 300 Newsletter Example Review PDF

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News Letter review. This will be helpful in what to write....

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CHE 300 Newsletter Example Review Example Newsletter One

Example Newsletter Two

Middle Years

Bite-Sized Goals Can Help You Achieve a Plate of Success I believe the intended audience is adults in the workplace.

Identify the intended audience for this example.

I believe the intended audience are parents or guardians of tweens.

What assumptions did the creators of the newsletters make about the audience?

I think some assumptions the creators of the newsletter made about the audience is that as tween transition so do parents and some tips can help with the transition.

What is the main message this newsletter is trying to convey?

I believe the main message this newsletter is trying to convey is that middle years is a time for transition. It is important that through that transition there is communication about priorities, expectations, responsibility, family, and support.

How successfully did the newsletter convey this message?

I think this newsletter successfully conveyed this message by touching base on different things tween and parents might experience. It covered homework help, earning privileges, family bonding, and friendships.

Suggest at least one improvement to the newsletter and why you are making the

I will suggest adding a subject about mood swings and self-identity. Tween may

I think an assumption is that people tend to give themselves big goals to work and if they don’t follow through, they feel like a failure and might give up. It is better to make small goals to reach the end goal. I believe the main message in this newsletter is SMART goals. People shouldn’t fixate on big unrealistic goals and instead focus and celebrate small realistic goals.

I think this newsletter successfully conveyed this message by showing a table of lofty or vague goals compared to small goals. For example, in the newsletter they used as a vague goal “I will eat heathier” which is general. Instead a small goal “I will pour a glass of milk instead of a soft drink with dinner” which can benefit a person on their road to making lifestyle changes. I will add more about how to stay motivated or adjust your goal if needed. Let’s

suggestion.

Is there one idea or item from this newsletter that you are considering for use in your newsletter? Why or why not?

sometimes struggle on the path to discover who they are and what they like. I will also suggest a topic on handling conflict since they may not agree with people or may find themselves in a bullying situation. An idea from the newsletter that I will consider adding to mine is letting the tweens add input on how to be more physically active independently and as a family.

say if a person never used to take walks after dinner before and made a goal to do it 3 times a week but only did it 2 times, it is still more than what they did before and should still feel proud of themselves. An idea I will consider using from this newsletter is creating tiny goals that benefits their quality of life. I will also add a recipe that can be cooked as a family....