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August 31, 2017

Discuss the characteristics and specific needs of the special population, identified potential problems, and possible resolution for the identified problems.

Review Team B PowerPoint of the other Team’s Week Two Special Needs Population Presentation that is based on a special population different from Team C PowerPoint the one your team selected.

Discuss the characteristics and specific needs of the special population, identified potential problems, and possible resolution for the identified problems.

Submit a 350-word summary of your team discussion. Provide any significant similarities or differences between the special needs populations selected by your team which is (Sex offenders) and (Juveniles) which is the other team. Include any proposed solutions to identified problems your team created that are different from the solutions provided.

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