Developing a Decision Point 2 straw model
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| Provider | Training and Development Agency |
|---|---|
| Topics | Targeted youth support |
| Type | Information and guidance |
| Date | May 2006 |
| Region | Not Applicable |
The straw model provides a structure to work collected data and the final
presentation against and helps focus work during the Discover and Deepen stages
of the change process and builds confidence in a good result.
It is important to form an early view of what Decision Point 2 (DP2) will look
like, and work backwards from this view. This ensures that all Discover and
Deepen work contributes directly to the senior management decision point. The
straw model provides a streamlined and focused storyboard that guides the
production of compelling data from the outset. This means it is clear what
needs to be done and what needs to be collected upfront and ensures no wasted
time or effort.
Preparing this early view of the final DP2 output will also help clarify the precise questions that the team would like answers to. Accordingly, focused interviews, young people's engagement activities and multi-agency workshop designs are customised to reflect the specifics of local area context.
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