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Showing posts with label Tuning Protocol Developed by Joseph McDonald and David Allen. Show all posts
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Monday, June 8, 2009

The Tuning Protocol Developed by Joseph McDonald and David Allen



The Tuning Protocol Developed by 

*Joseph McDonald and David Allen

 

 

Steps

Tuning Protocol Agenda

Minutes

1

Introduction

·      Facilitator briefly introduces protocol goals guidelines, and the schedule

·      Colleagues briefly introduce themselves

10

2

Teacher Presentation

·      Teacher describes the context for student work (classwork, homework, rubric, etc.)

·      Teacher poses a focus question to colleagues for their feedback

·      Colleagues listen

20

3

Clarifying questions

·    Colleagues ask clarifying questions only (no feedback is given at this time)

5

4

Examination of student work samples

·    Samples of original/photocopied student work are presented

·    Video clips of presentation may also be presented

15

5

Reflection on feedback to be shared

·    Colleagues silently pause to reflect upon the feedback they would like to share with the teacher/presenter

2-3

6

Colleagues share feedback

·    Colleagues share positive, negative, and corrective feedback; the teacher/presenter listens

·    Facilitator may remind colleagues of the teacher/presenter’s focus question (Step 2)

5

7

Teacher/presenter reflection

·      Teacher/presenter responds to the feedback shared by his or her colleagues

·      Facilitator may intervene to focus, clarify, etc.

·      Colleagues listen

15

8

Debriefing

·    Facilitator leads a discussion on the tuning experience: What was learned? What was helpful? What concerns were raised?

 

10

 

 

* See a more elaborate explanation of The Tuning Protocol at this website:http://www.nsrfharmony.org/protocol/doc/tuning.pdf

 

On the next post we will share reflection questions to guide the examination of student work (Blythe, et al., 2002).  

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