Public Policy

Trace the specific process through which a policy must travel in order to be defined (1 paragraph), analyzed (1 par.), researched (1 par.), funded (1 par.), supported or opposed (1 combined par. for both or 1 par. for each), and finally passed (1 par.) and implemented (1 par.). One paragraph for the conclusion.
Introduction for the essay must be a roadmap, not a summary.
My textbook: Policy Studies for Educational Leaders, An Introduction (3rd. Edition, 2009) by Frances C. Fowler
Chapters 7-9, pages 167-268
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Order DescriptionFind a topic that involves a debate concerning American public policy at the federal, state and/or, local levels. The paper needs to be at least 2500 words in length, which works out to about 12 pages, according to GE-level standards. Topics are to be chosen by you.
I. Describe a situation: Briefly, in a paragraph or two introduce your topic.
II. Pose a research question: One that lends itself to debate
III. Hypothesis: This is your thesis statement or, hypothetical question answer
IV. Background: Go into more detail here on your topic and relevant considerations
V. Pro-Con Debate: Over the thesis statement

VI. Conclusion: Weighing the pros against the cons.