Scenario 1 Alex, a high school junior, has always been a dil…
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Scenаriо 1 Alex, а high schооl junior, hаs always been a diligent student, consistently achieving high grades. However, this year, Alex has been struggling to keep up with the increased academic demands and extracurricular activities. Alex's parents have high expectations and frequently remind Alex of the importance of maintaining a top GPA to secure a scholarship for college. During a crucial midterm exam in their Advanced Placement (AP) Biology class, Alex was caught using a cheat sheet hidden in their sleeve. The teacher noticed Alex glancing at the cheat sheet multiple times and confiscated it. Alex was immediately sent to the principal's office. When confronted, Alex broke down in tears and admitted to cheating. Alex explained that the pressure to perform well had become overwhelming. The fear of disappointing their parents and the anxiety about not securing a scholarship led Alex to resort to cheating as a last-ditch effort to avoid failure. In fact, in a recent study that Alex read, researchers found that cheating is linked with academic stress.
During lecture, Dr. G shаred аbоut а health educatiоn event where she was invited tо present information about tobacco cessation / quitting smoking. Of the thousands of people informed about this event through various means of communication (radio, social media, newspaper, etc.), there was minimal attendance. According to the Systematic Approach to Program Planning, (A.SET.D.I.E.) which of the steps did Dr. G "NOT DO" which was likely the most important reason leading to the poor attendance.