Be careful not to simply ask close-ended questions as you want to be able to engage with the document. And provide a reasonable argument about your conclusions. So, ask yourself what is being said or implied using these questions as a guide:
• Who defines the problem?
• Who defends the solution?
• What is the ‘gaze’ of the speakers
• Whose conduct is being directed/governed and by whom?
• What evidence is there of the use of ‘negative power’ , especially related to the social work role?
• What evidence is there of the use of positive power? especially related to the social work role?
• What evidence is there of resistance to the moral script being imposed?
• Who are the silent actors here?
• What contradictions and ambiguities are evident here?
• Are any ethical dilemmas enunciated and addressed? If yes , what are the debates?
• Finally, who benefits from this?
