On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 20:42:29 -0700, "Fred Lebow"
wrote:

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.
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 :-)

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college - same here
I do remember that I did get "laid" a lot.

For some reason, that reminds me of a joke:

How do you know when you're getting close to Norman (Oklahoma)?
Honk and the sheep back up to the fence...

Venerable
Fred .