On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 20:57:55 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Policy analysis is not a value neutral process. Using the example of
deconcentrating the poor in Minneapolis-St. Paul area, discuss how different
values are evident in different perspectives of policy action and therefore
affect policy choices/outcomes. Why is it important to consider who is
involved (the players) or excluded from the policy process, their political
values, and issues of ethics when conducting policy analysis.

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That one took me 24 actual hours to complete 6 pages, and I will likely go
back and revise before I turn it in.

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Discuss the pertinent elements of conducting a needs assessment, including
target populations and data sources. Why is the problem definition stage
important, and what are the challenges associated with correctly specifying
the problem.

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I'm currently working on this one.

I Have 2 others to do, I won't post them.

I also won't post the one I have completed, as I don't want to find out that
I failed the exam before I actually turn it in! I know you brainy types.
There's no way I'd pass, what with the Engrish majors and Liberian types
here!

Op

Good gravy...About all those questions do for me is to make me so very glad
college is only a distant memory - and that I was an EE major! ;-)

/daytripper (150 credits and almost no humanities required :-)