The Order in Which a Policy Advocate Systematically Compares Policy

question 9

Multiple Choice

The order in which a policy advocate systematically compares policy options is:

• A) Identify options, select and weigh criteria, rank options, develop a decision-making matrix.
• B) Develop a decision-making matrix, identify options, rank options, select and weigh criteria.
• C) Select and weigh criteria, develop a decision-making matrix, identify options, rank options.
• D) Identify options, rank options, develop a decision-making matrix, select and weigh criteria.

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Definitions:

Technological Advances

The introduction of new technologies or the improvement of existing ones, often leading to increased efficiency, effectiveness, or capabilities.

Computer Mediated Instruction

An educational approach where computers are used to deliver, support, or enhance teaching and learning activities.

Distributed Education

An educational approach that uses technology and strategies to offer learning opportunities to students at multiple locations.

Apprenticeship Model

is a training system where novices learn by working under the instruction and supervision of an experienced professional in a particular field.