Assignment: Application: Resourcing Policy SolutionsSuccessful implementation of an education policy requires adequate resources. A common criticism of the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act was that Congress failed to authorize the resources required for its implementation. An effective policy solution also provides guidelines and/or inducements, persuasive facts, or new rights or powers to gain compliance.In the Module 4 Assignment, you will study the resources required to implement an education policy and the strategies used to gain compliance. You will also investigate factors that negatively influence implementation of a policy.To prepare for this Assignment: Review Stone’s analysis of policy solutions. Review other course resources as well. If you have not done so already, schedule an interview with the individual you identified earlier in the course. To refresh your memory, the interviewee should be a senior-level education officer or administrator with responsibility for overseeing education policy implementation.Assignment instructionsThe assignment consists of two parts:Part I: InterviewBegin the interview by asking the interviewee to reflect on the development and implementation of a specific policy within his or her education setting. Your goal is to get a real-world description of the policymaking process from start to finish. Include the following questions in your interview: What was the problem?What policy solution was selected?What resources were needed to implement the policy?What strategies were used to implement the policy?What factors negatively impacted implementation of the policy?Part II: ReportWrite a 5-page report that includes three sections.Section I: Interview question responsesSummarize the response to each of the interview questions listed above in 1–3 paragraphs.Section II: AnalysisAnalysis of solution type(s) described in the response to Question #4 (based on Stone’s framework)Section III: SynthesisImpact of resources, incentives, and constraints on policy implementation based on the reading and interview. Resources https://www.ed.gov/essa?src=rn https://schoolclimate.org/category/school-climate/