Zero Tolerance Case Studies

One thing I enjoyed about this presentation was the previous knowledge he had on the research from past working experience. The survey size contained 200 young males ages 18-24, which is a great age range when comparing male activity and probation. However, I would improve in the lack of detail in all who were being sampled by adding more background history. For example are the young males being surveyed a certain race or ethnicity, do they come from a one parent household? Have any been on probation before? I also was wondering how long the research will take.
Devin: The research was very interesting, evaluating the neighborhoods around UMKC campus discovering vacancies in many buildings. A very little amount of research has been done on this topic so the literature that was found was built upon case studies. He did very well on critiquing some of the case studies that were chosen however, I was a little confused about your research question or what you were actually tying to contribute to the readings. An improvement that can be made would just be to add what you observed at the non-profit organizations and display your notes as part of your research
Charles: This research study compares the zero tolerance policy and restorative policy at schools in the inner city area and its effect on the students. The …show more content…
The sample size contains 50 teens and adults, a nice size to get individual experiences and to examine similar and different thinking patterning’s when answering the survey questions between the adults and teens. The research will be collected using a cross sectional design. What was presented well in this presentation was the social significance deviance behaviors have within teens and adult in our society. I would improve on is how the research can contribute or be a form of a critiqued from the other research provided within your literature