Data Gathering and Analysis Sample Clauses

Data Gathering and Analysis. The ASE Governing Board commissioned the development of this 5 Year Facilities Master Plan (FMP) / Educational specification to serve as a reference and guide for Albuquerque School of Excellence Charter School. It is recommended that this plan be reviewed yearly and modified as necessary to reflect the direction and accomplishments of ASE. It is the responsibility of ASE to review and revise the content of this FMP / Educational specification a minimum of every 5 years. This document is based on data obtained through in depth interviews with the ASE Director, staff, faculty, Governing Council members, and visual assessments of the ASE facilities. The following page lists all of the meetings and agendas in the FMP/ED Specification process. Refer to section 5.5 - Appendix for sign in sheets, agendas and presentations of each meeting. Participants Meeting Description Location Date ASE Core FMP Committee Strategic Planning Mtg.: Review PSFA concerns; Establish FMP Process & Schedule; Establish Roles & Responsibilities & Decision Making Process; Establish Committees; Discuss FMP Goals; District Issues, Concerns & Needs 4-May-17 ASE Maintenance Review FAD & FMAR Reports 18-May-17 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Department Interview Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Site Assessments / Principal Interviews ASE Core FMP Committee Interviews Data; Review 1st FMP Advisory Committee Agenda; Discuss FMP Goals; District Issues, Concerns & Needs 29-Jun-17 ASE Maintenance Finalize FAD & FMAR Reports 27-Jul-17 ASE Governing Council Review of FMP Process and committees 21-Oct-17 1st FMP Advisory Committee Review & Discuss FMP Process & Schedule; Present Data & District Background Info; Input on FMP Goals, Issues, Concerns & Needs 3-Nov-17 ASE Core FMP Committee Review Data; Review 1st FMP Advisory Committee input; Discuss & Develop Priorities & Options; Develop Agenda for 3rd Advisory Committee Mtg 3-Nov-17 ASE Core FMP Committee Advisory Committee presentation; Discuss FMP Goals; District Issues, Concerns, Needs, Priorities & Options; Develop District Priorities & Options; Develop Agenda for 3rd Advisory Committee Mtg 3-Nov-17 2nd FMP Advisory Committee Review Data & District Background Info; Discuss & Input on FMP Priorities & Options 1-Dec-17 ASE Core FMP Committee Review 2nd FMP Advisory Mtg input. Refine District Options & Priorities; Discuss 3rd FMP Advisroy mtg. 1-Dec-17 ASE Core FMP Committee presentation; Refine District Priorities, Options, Recommendations & Capital Plan 1-Dec-17 3rd FMP Advisory C...
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Data Gathering and Analysis. CONTRACTOR will review quantitative data provided by COUNTY as well as prepare for and attend stakeholder meetings. CONTRACTOR will work with facilitators of already planned stakeholder events to ensure they solicit feedback relevant to this effort and will attend those events to document stakeholder input. If CONTRACTOR and COUNTY determine that additional stakeholder feedback is necessary, CONTRACTOR will facilitate additional information gathering via surveys or listening sessions. All data provided for this project will be treated as confidential and handled in compliance with all applicable privacy laws, COUNTY policies and procedures.
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Data Gathering and Analysis. The study began in October of 2016 and closed in April 2018. Narrative inquiry focuses on the “experiences of a single individual or the lives of a small number of individuals,”126 so I chose three young adult, Korean TCKs between ages 30 and 40, who spent a minimum of three years in at least two countries before the age of 18. I used purposeful sampling to gain access to participants who fit the criteria, as they would be most suited to “illuminate the inquiry question being investigated.”127 Because of the small number of participants in this study, I focused the study only on women because diversifying gender identities in a study of three persons will not lead to any conclusive gender comparisons. I also chose to privilege Korean women’s voices to disrupt the Eurocentric, patriarchal discourse in TCK research. I focused the sample on Korean women in order to narrow down the scope of cultural analysis and show how each of them had a different relationship to their Korean heritage and culture. Such a comparison would not have been possible if I had chosen across a more diverse sample. The basis for the age range from 30s to 40s reflects the research that TCKs often experience prolonged adolescence due to the many cultural contexts they must sort through as they make sense of their identities. This possibility of prolonged adolescence is not only a TCK phenomenon but also a national phenomenon in the U.S. as described earlier as emerging adulthood. The array of choices, extended professional training, graduate education, and job scarcity are a few of the reasons for this prolonged search for identity. In addition to emerging adulthood, research shows that people tend to narrate their lives with more nuanced and insightful autobiographical reasoning as 000 Xxxx X. Xxxxxxxx, Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design: Choosing among Five Approaches, 3rd ed. (Los Angeles: SAGE Publications, 2013), 74. 127 Xxxxxx, Qualitative Research and Evaluation Methods, 265. they age, up to midlife.128 For example, a study asked adolescents (15-20), young adults (age 30-40), and older adults (age 60 and above), to provide personal occasions of when they had displayed wisdom in their lives. Young adults and older adults tended to articulate more examples of wisdom stories than adolescents in ways that connected to overarching life themes or philosophies.129 Because I wanted to make accessible the wisdom of older TCKs for younger TCKs regarding identity making in intercultura...
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Data Gathering and Analysis. 6. Use software to import collision database, and load and de-bug five years of collision data into GIS collision program. (Rev PROJECT No: RS0109 PROJECT DESCRIPTION PAGE 4 7. Modify and/or develop reporting procedures and revised collision analysis standards for day to day operations
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