Protocols

Protocols
// A protocol consists of agreed upon guidelines for a conversation. This type of structure permits very focused conversations to occur. We use protocols for looking at student and adult work, giving and receiving feedback, solving problems or dilemmas, observing classrooms or peers, to push thinking on a given issue and to structure a discussion around a text .// (National School Reform Faculty)

All of the protocols that have been used during our meeting can be found on the National School Reform Faculty web site. Please explore the links below to resources that you may like to use in the future.

[|Learning Communities] - Tools Useful in Building and Maintaining Learning Communities

[|Protocols] - Critical Friends Group - Specific Tools

[|Equity] - Materials Related to Exploring Equity

[|Inquiry] - Tools for Exploring Topics and Ideas

[|Reflective Dialogue] - Tools for Discussion and Reflection

[|Experiences] - Activites and Teambuilding Exercises

[|Support Materials] - Support Materials for Protcols and Experiences