Aim: How is the PPA used to determine public policy?

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Aim: How is the PPA used to determine public policy? Day 1: PPA Introduction Aim: How is the PPA used to determine public policy? Ms. DiLucchio Harry S Truman High School Living Environment

Do Now: Discuss the following question with your partner, come to a consensus on the answer and write it down in your notebook. When creating public policy/laws/regulations what are some factors that must be considered before decisions are ultimately made?

Factors to Consider Which factor do you think is the most important when deciding public policy? Explain your answer.

Public Policy Analyst: Includes the following steps Define the Problem Gather Evidence Identify the Causes Evaluate the Existing Policy Develop Solutions Select the Best Solution (Feasibility vs. Effectiveness)

Focus of Activity: We are going to use the PPA steps to identify a solution that is best for a given situation considering the following factors which greatly determine/influence current public policy. 1. Feasibility 2. Effectiveness What do you think these words mean? Where have you heard them before?

Example of Public Policy Analyst Problem: 1 in 3 adults is overweight/obese, health care costs are increasing Evidence: Cause: Eating food too high in fat, sugar and cholesterol without exercising enough. Not enough movement based on job demands, lifestyle, etc. Present the following problem/cause and evidence to the class.

Continuation Current/Existing Policy: Develop Solutions: 1. Jobs require all employees to go to a gym one hour for four days a week 2. Increase the cost of health insurance for those that are overweight/obese since they will cost more long-term 3. Offer incentives to employees to join/attend a gym, offer healthier snacks in work vending machines. Write down student answers for current/existing policy; Provide students will the following solutions, have them right them down in their notebook.

Deciding on the Best Solution For each of the 3 solutions that you have agreed upon, use the chart below to determine their feasibility vs effectiveness High Feasibility Medium Feasibility Low Feasibility High Effectiveness Medium Effectiveness Low Effectiveness Allow students to work together to complete the chart based on the three solutions you have provided. After they are finished, instruct students to choose the one that is the best and provide an explanation to support their choice based on the above chart.

Summary: How do you think that using the PPA can benefit you and society? What are some decisions that you think were made using PPA that directly effect you? (ex: metrocards for students; what problem do you think it was solving?)