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@hsmartiii What I learned fron this is that even though you try to place all these potential actions in place to help reduce the prisons populations... it’s all a money thing. #PAD348F19

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@hsmartiii incase a plan that is mentioned doesn’t help reduce the problem #PAD348F19

[Princess Gordon @_PrincessGordon]

@hsmartiii In this article, Sakala goes through the steps of how Florida can reduce the number of people in state prisons... just like how we discuss in class the necessary steps that are taken to create a policy/programs. The alternatives... #PAD348F19

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@hsmartiii MTA (NYCT) raising the cost of metro cards while not providing reliable/on time serivce “that provides good value for their money” (mta). #PAD348F19

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@hsmartiii Since Goal and objective are in a way similar, what I learned is the acronym SMART is better way to remember how to measure objectives and distinguish the two (goals and objectives) from one another #PAD348F19

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@hsmartiii This video sums up majority of chapter 2 within two minutes explaining what goals & objectives are along with identifying how goals and objectives can be similar but are totally different #PAD348F19

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@hsmartiii policy has to go through in order to become one. No matter how small or big the policy is #PAD348F19 (2)

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@hsmartiii The resource relate to the course content we covered this far by not only explaining what policy making is but going into detail about the “system” of how “public policies” become policies #PAD348F19

[Princess Gordon @_PrincessGordon]

@hsmartiii What I learn from this process is how a policy becomes a policy in the first place. It is not a easy process, depending on what is put forth but, even then show how much steps a potential (1) #PAD348F19