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Julian Molina

Lecturer in Public Policy, School for Policy Studies

They let us try to think about things as policymakers, stakeholders, and analysts. In this role-playing situation, a policy problem is identified, possible outcomes are analysed, solutions are proposed, the policy is drafted and its future development is estimated. The simulation provides insight into the challenges and complexities of real-world policymaking.

To ensure the active participation and satisfaction of all students in the classroom, Molina always provides frequent opportunities to each student. If they found that a student is worried about language problems and cannot express clearly, he will give the greatest affirmation and support. This made me feel relaxed and content in his seminar.

Students are divided into groups and given an analysis of the entire process from policy formulation to policy solutions. Each team must analyse the selected policy each week against a skill set required in policy analysis, such as cost-benefit analysis, expected outcomes, and future megatrends. Each group then presents their policy to the class. This activity promotes critical thinking, persuasive communication, and understanding of the complexities of policy development.

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